Structures & Services

A ‘trust’ is the legal relationship between one or more individuals, known as a ‘trustee’, who holds assets on behalf of other individuals, known as ‘beneficiaries’

Family lawyer Megan Bennie has revealed that the ongoing libel case between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard could create an atmosphere that might discourage domestic abuse victims from seeking help.

The High Court of England and Wales has delivered a landmark judgment declaring that charitable trustees can take environmental goals into account when deciding how to invest a charity’s assets, notwithstanding the risk of lower returns in following this approach

The final episode of The Split series aired on BBC1 earlier this month and addressed the difficult issue of terminal illness and advance care planning

Trust and fiduciary services provider PraxisIFM has reported solid results for the eight-month period ended 31 December 2021

The rate of marriages in England and Wales has decreased, according to new data from the ONS

Married people are up to £138,000 better off than divorced people, with divorced women the worst hit by the impact of marriage breakdown on wealth, according to new analysis by Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management

The Charity Commission has appointed Emma Moody as interim manager to Genesis Philanthropy Group.

Fewer than one in three baby boomers have registered a lasting power of attorney (LPA), according to new research by investment platform and financial adviser Quilter.

Rupert Phelps has left Tilney Smith & Williamson to launch his own single family office advisory business