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Three people including a husband and wife have been arrested in an NCA investigation linked to international PPE fraud

The Eurpean Union (EU) Council has decided to prolong economic sanctions over Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine by six months

A third of UK consumers plan to spend less on gifts in 2023 – with the most common choice of product chosen being something that brings practical help to the recipient

Over the next two to three decades, we will see the 'great wealth transfer'. This era will deploy capital estimated at around $68 trillion to the succeeding generation and is undoubtedly a time of significant change

City law firm Wedlake Bell has appointed partners Tim Maxwell and Rudy Capildeo to lead its art & luxury practice

In an art world full of mysterious claims to expertise, constantly evolving scholarship and engulfing exemption clauses, it is inevitable that art market actors sell artworks that in retrospect, sometimes years later, transpire to be a forgery

High net worth (HNW) collector spending in 2022 showed strong confidence in the market and significant purchasing intent, according to a report by Art Basle and UBS

eprivateclient has been looking back at the top ten stories to make headlines this year. Part one begins with stories in positions ten to six, and tomorrow we will conclude with the five most popular stories...

Looking to have an explosive Christmas lunch? Here are the top picks for this year’s most luxurious Christmas crackers

The latest statistics reported by HMRC showed that IHT accounts for £6.1 billion of tax in 2021/22, an increase of 14 percent from 2020/21. While this is not an insignificant amount, compared to income tax, national insurance and VAT it is relatively small