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Spring 2016

  • In The Crosshairs

    Hackers are threatening the world’s financial industry, and family offices could be next on their hit list. more

    Spring 2016

  • Going Where The Buffalo Roam

    Ted Turner is opening up vast stretches of his private New Mexico ranchlands to the public with an eye toward conservation. more

    Spring 2016

  • The Richest Multifamily Offices

    Silvercrest Asset Management, the second fastest-growing multifamily office in a new Bloomberg ranking, is a public company that needs to keep both clients and investors happy. more

    Spring 2016

  • Ivy League Envy

    Harvard’s endowment has shaken up its executive staff. more

    Spring 2016

  • Filling The Art Newbie Niche

    They might not even know it, but buyers who are new to the art market are sorely in need of expert advice. more

    Spring 2016

  • 2/20 Under The Microscope

    Carried interest is a 500-year-old concept that today creates fortunes for general partners and political debate among everyone else. more

    Spring 2016

  • How 'Safe' Are Rich Retirees?

    What’s an optimal spending rate in retirement? The answer varies—even for (some) wealthy clients. more

    Spring 2016

In The Crosshairs

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Hackers are threatening the world’s financial industry, and family offices could be next on their hit list.

Going Where The Buffalo Roam

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Ted Turner is opening up vast stretches of his private New Mexico ranchlands to the public with an eye toward conservation.

The Richest Multifamily Offices

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Silvercrest Asset Management, the second fastest-growing multifamily office in a new Bloomberg ranking, is a public company that needs to keep both clients and investors happy.

Ivy League Envy

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Harvard’s endowment has shaken up its executive staff.

Filling The Art Newbie Niche

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They might not even know it, but buyers who are new to the art market are sorely in need of expert advice.

2/20 Under The Microscope

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Carried interest is a 500-year-old concept that today creates fortunes for general partners and political debate among everyone else.

How ‘Safe’ Are Rich Retirees?

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What’s an optimal spending rate in retirement? The answer varies—even for (some) wealthy clients.

An Estate Tax Time Bomb

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Because of recent tax code changes, bypass trusts could end up triggering large tax hikes for clients.

Showing Your Charitable Side

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Many clients are shutting their advisors out of their philanthropy planning, a new survey suggests.

Looking Before You Leap

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Tax planning is crucial for wealthy foreign nationals looking to make the plunge into U.S. citizenship.

Shadow MFO

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One of the most informative characteristics of these low-profile multifamily offices is the wealth of their clients and their exclusivity.

Editor's Note

Hazard(s) Ahead

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The sources of possible future calamity, depending on whom you ask, include a recession.

News

Masterpiece Prices Soar While Lesser Art Flounders

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How is the art market holding up?