In a conversation with YourStory, Dr Apoorva Rajan, Co-founder, Venture Catalysts, and Managing Director of 9Unicorns Accelerator Fund, speaks about what startups need to do post COVID-19 to ensure growth.
If you’re in the UK, the lockdown has been lifted, sort of. Following Boris Johnson’s speech last night, citizens are now free to drive a car to work, to hang out on beaches and in parks (from Wednesday), and to meet other people as long as it’s only one at a time and they meet outside and remain two metres apart. Johnson omitted to mention whether bankers can now meet clients too, but he probably didn’t need to: clients don’t want to meet them anyway.
Attitudes to environmental and social roles are changing among owners and investors
Growing desires to preserve family values and legacies are driving forces behind the changing face of wealth management and traditionally structured family offices, explained Envysion’s Jacob Doo, in an interview with finews.asia.
Billionaire investor hits winning bets in global macro after closing to external money.
Fort Worth has established a task force focused immediately on restoring local businesses impacted by the pandemic and strategically targeting growth sectors for the future.
Turf Talk got Racing’s Restructuring Team (RTT) under the chairmanship of Brian Riley to answer questions surrounding Phumelela’s Business Rescue, the Post Commencement Finance, the continued involvement of RA directors and the immediate future of racing.
Bloomberg interviewed four billionaire owners of family-owned companies in real estate, oil, media and technology about their experiences during the pandemic and how they’re positioning their firms for the coming months.
To get an overview of what the Travel and Tourism industry looked like before this unprecedented disruption, we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 Largest Travel and Tourism Businesses in the World, arranged in order of 2018 total revenue. Two of the ten on our list are family-owned.
A self-settled trust, as it is referred to in the estate planning community, is generally an irrevocable trust that allows the creator (commonly referred to as the “settlor” or “grantor”) to be one of the beneficiaries, while providing many of the same benefits applicable to trusts where only family members are beneficiaries. Such benefits include building wealth outside of the taxable estate of the settlor, multi-generational planning, protecting family wealth from any potential future creditors and consolidating wealth management.
