Surveys & Research

Readers now have just two days left to make sure they nominate for the 2020 eprivateclient Top 35 Under 35 - the definitive and original list of rising stars in the private client sector

The old conundrum about whether art imitates life or life imitates art may have no ultimate answer but sometimes life hands us a set of facts which we would expect to see only in the pages of a novel or on the Hollywood screen. A bond issue bought by reputable investors world-wide and backed by the Mafia would qualify

Six out of 10 higher earners in the UK, or those living overseas who have financial links to Britain, are concerned about the adverse impact on their wealth of the November Budget, reveals a new survey

Readers now have just three days left to make sure they nominate for the 2020 eprivateclient Top 35 Under 35 - the definitive and original list of rising stars in the private client sector.

Readers now have just four days left to make sure they nominate for the 2020 eprivateclient Top 35 Under 35 - the definitive and original list of rising stars in the private client sector

Two surveys conducted by global fiduciary services provider Vistra, in partnership with CFO Research, has found that even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to upend global business operations, finance leaders are not abandoning global expansion plans

Today sees the publication of the 2020 eprivateclient Top Family Law firms - the third in eprivateclient’s series of rankings of private client advisory firms in 2020 - following on from the Top Offshore Law Firms and Top Residential Property Buyers published earlier this year

There is now just one week left to make sure you nominate for the 2020 eprivateclient Top 35 Under 35 - the definitive and original list of rising stars in the private client sector

Statistics released by HMRC have shown the tax contribution by non-doms has gone up by around £250 million over the previous year despite their numbers falling

New Inheritance Tax (IHT) figures from HMRC have shown a slight fall in receipts for the first time in 10 years