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In this edition: Why biotech is the perfect family investment; tax rules for yachts are not as simple as you think; new head of the IRS is ready to take on the super-rich; why the UK is attractive to skilled migrant workers; what life in a tax haven is really like
Weigh up the rising cost of travel against priceless memories
The billionaire entrepreneur’s AI initiative is disturbing in light of his selective approach to political and civic freedoms
The brothers who own the Times of India have been seeking a split — and feuds among rich Indian families are not uncommon
For thrill-seeking plutocrats, nothing offers an ego trip like football
In the cat-and-mouse game of tax collecting in the US, the cat looks set to pounce
Strong personal interest in healthcare among reasons for increase in flow of family office money into venture capital
New York galleries are opening locations around the country as local collector bases appeal
Wealth management fees fall despite historic capital inflows into the city-state
Merger comes as wealth managers seek to bulk up in the face of surging costs
Total wealth of country’s richest falls 15% as lockdowns and property woes take toll
Your emotional hang-ups about money could stop you from getting richer
FT poll shows more readers are stashing any bonus cash rather than splashing it on luxuries
Long waits for sought-after routes as exit from zero-Covid sparks demand for trips
China Renaissance chief Bao Fan was establishing a fund to safeguard wealth before disappearance
Discussions can make managing your estate easier
Britain’s older generation is not frittering away wealth on fast cars and cruises but passing much of it down
Making sense of the world’s least important migration crisis
Banks both offer tax-loss harvesting, which has boomed in popularity on Wall Street this year
Combined wealth of women in Asia now world’s second-highest, but systemic issues challenge equality
Business leaders voice concerns over taxes imposed by centre-left government in Oslo
Financial institutions expect to lose ‘whole teams’ to private funds that will increasingly resemble hedge funds
Funding the state only really works as a collective endeavour, which requires serious peer pressure
Skewering the wealthy on screen is nothing new but today’s financial insecurity is feeding a deeper scepticism
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