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August 2007

  • Scenes From The Fringe

    After The Facts Russ Alan Prince Russ is an editor of Private Wealth magazine and the president of Prince & Associates, Inc... more

  • Protective Measures

    New strategies help the very wealthy decrease the appeal of certain assets to creditors and litigants. more

  • Moving Targets

    Valuing and insuring art can be a highly subjective process requiring skill and, more often than not, a second opinion... more

  • Eye Of The Beholder

    Art investor or collector? Understanding the difference can help an owner derive fiscal and aesthetic pleasure from a prized work. Edward A. Renn Edward A... more

  • Tales Of An Ugly Duckling

    Once considered dubious, life settlements have become a legitimate way to realize more value from an insurance policy... more

  • Velvet Handcuffs

    Family offices are tieing the compensation of their ecexutive directors to investment results with contingent compensation. more

  • Sourcing Private Wealth

    Forging partnerships with professionals who have the loyalty of their wealthy clients can open a pipeline of new prospects... more

Scenes From The Fringe

by Russ Alan Prince

After The Facts Russ Alan Prince Russ is an editor of Private Wealth magazine and the president of Prince & Associates, Inc...

Protective Measures

by Frank W. Seneco

New strategies help the very wealthy decrease the appeal of certain assets to creditors and litigants.

Moving Targets

by

Valuing and insuring art can be a highly subjective process requiring skill and, more often than not, a second opinion...

Eye Of The Beholder

by Edward A. Renn

Art investor or collector? Understanding the difference can help an owner derive fiscal and aesthetic pleasure from a prized work. Edward A. Renn Edward A...

Tales Of An Ugly Duckling

by Lee Slavutin

Once considered dubious, life settlements have become a legitimate way to realize more value from an insurance policy...

Velvet Handcuffs

by Russ Alan Prince

Family offices are tieing the compensation of their ecexutive directors to investment results with contingent compensation.

Sourcing Private Wealth

by Brett Van Bortel

Forging partnerships with professionals who have the loyalty of their wealthy clients can open a pipeline of new prospects...

The Connected Concierge

by Jenene Danenberg

Luxury lifestyle management guarantees that the uberwealthy get what they want, when they want it...

Flying High

by Douglas D. Gollan

Airlines are stepping up to fill the gap between the serenity of private jet travel and the miseries of coach class. Douglas D. Gollan Douglas D...

Two Sides Of The Same Coin

by Ira Einhorn

Numismatics is a unique way to merge personal pastimes and investments. Ira Einhorn Ira Einhorn is a contributing editor of Private Wealth magazine...

To Each His Own

by Hannah Shaw Grove

Greater wealth translates to a stronger interest in exclusive and sophisticated investment products. Hannah Shaw Grove Ms...

Blurring The Lines

by Russ Alan Prince

Lifestyle and noninvestment services emerge as critical differentiators among private banks, brokerage and multifamily offices.

The Collector's Collector

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Wealthy collectors are turning to fine art consultants for faciliation, access and know-how...

Fast Lane

by Hannah Shaw Grove

Jessica M. Bibliowicz, chief executive of National Financial Partners, opens up about their high-speed growth and plans for uninterrupted accelaeration...

Editor's Note

Navigating The Art Market

by Hannah Shaw Grove

Editor's Note