Opinions are divided on the best way to insure the future of investments, says Jonathan Eley

Television offers a lesson in learning finance, writes Tanya Powley

In newly rich countries, money tends to be tied up in operating businesses, writes Paul J. Davies

Multi-family offices serve those who do not have the funds to run their own, says David Oakley

Some wealthy families have joined the backlash against banking culture and sought advice from different sources

Younger wealthy people want an active role in putting money where it can do the most good, writes Lucy Warwick-Ching

Safeguarding a fortune for the long term involves both skill and instinct, writes Dan McCrum

Today’s service goes well beyond the purely financial, writes Lucy Warwick-Ching

Wealth managers insist their services are as useful to those who have made their money as to those who inherited it