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FT Wealth: March

In this edition: Is the playing field level for black entrepreneurs in the UK?; Rising interest rates in Germany has a huge impact on the luxury property market; Is tax harvesting a financial ploy that has gone too far?; Amy Lo, head of UBS Hong Kong, believes the region is still a hotbed for wealthy clients —especially those based in mainland China

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Hong Kong’s reopening boosts optimism in wealth management
Amy Lo, who chairs the executive committee of the city’s Private Wealth Management Association, says it still has allure for Chinese clients
Would you run a background check on your child’s new partner?
Investigation firms will carry out the due diligence on potential kin to ensure there are no skeletons lurking in the cupboard
Book review: ‘Launchpad Republic’ by Howard Wolk and John Landry
A thought-provoking take on how US entrepreneurs have thrived due to the country’s vibrant — if sometimes ‘messy and difficult’ — democracy
Tax loss harvesting: an investment tactic that has gone too far
Rich people finding tax loopholes isn’t a new concept but do authorities need to toughen rules on wash sales?
Rising interest rates bring German luxury property to a standstill
Cities see prime property sales dwindle as sellers refuse to budge on price and buyers will not pay
‘All we’re asking is for a level playing field’: black entrepreneurs in the UK
Despite steps to support small black-owned businesses, there still remains a lack of support or funding for those trying to break through the glass ceiling