by Hannah Shaw Grove
Founded 105 years ago to serve the Corning Glass family dynasty, Market Street Trust continues to evolve.
by Caren Chesler
New ventures are preparing to offer space travel and investments to the ultra-wealthy.
by Leila Boulton
These green homes combine environmental conservation with luxurious living.
by Amelia Renkert-Thomas
Handing the controls of a family business to a young leader is a delicate yet rewarding process.
by Michael S. Fischer
Two new crowdfunding Web sites want to open up real estate investing
to a wider audience of accredited investors.
by Leila Boulton
The collectibles market is rife with forgeries, but advisors
can take steps to avoid the scams.
by Peter W. Fleming III
Some commentators have suggested that family offices should mimic institutions and adopt a disciplined and process-oriented institutional approach when managing their investment portfolios...
by Karen DeMasters
Many of the rich are working past “retirement,”
but not because they have to.
by Russ Alan Prince
For many ultra-wealthy inheritors worth $100 million or more, philanthropy is a defining characteristic.
by Hannah Shaw Grove, Rus Alan Prince and Richard J. Flynn
Building and cultivating a wealthy customer base is an important initiative for many types of professionals, especially those that specialize in addressing the unique needs of the affluent.
by Frank W. Seneco
Sometimes, there are limits to even what a billionaire can buy...
by Russ Alan Prince
With the release of Taking the Reins: Insights Into The World of Ultra-Wealthy Inheritors, I’ve been spending a fair amount of time with inheritors who are intensely committed to improving...
