by Hannah Shaw Grove
Editor's Note
by Hannah Shaw Grove
More and more wealthy clients are abandoning their newly completed estate plans, alleging that the final result does not suit their needs.
by
Jeff Schlegel
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals are using their wealth for green projects and investments that align with their values...
by Neil T. Kawashima
Clear goals and plans may ensure lage charitable gifts are used the way donors intended.
Neil T. Kawashima
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by Kirk Mitchie
Private equity firms have traditionally focused on the super-rich, leaving few options for other wealthy investors.
by Tere D'Amato
Various strategies can help the ultra-affluent manage their concentrated stock positions...
by Eric L. Reiner
Players come and go as the life settlement marketplace races towards maturity.
by Patrick Hunter
Clients whoese businesses have substantial risk should consider the benefits of a captive insurance company...
by Evan Jehle
Investment managers need better succession planning to preserve their personal wealth and their firm's future...
by Peter A. Carnathan
Holding wealth managers to higher standards will preserve the complex and customized nature of the service.
by Edward A. Renn
Tax-efficient techniques help the wealthy transfer their homes to the next generation.
by Joseph B. Darby III
Exploring the ongoing turf battle between taxpayers and the IRS over FLPs.
by Lawrence M. Shindell
Defective title can be a financial and public relations nightmare for wealthy art collectors.
Lawrence M. Shindell
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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...
by Hannah Shaw Grove
Private security professionals rely on a range of activities to help their wealthy clients protect the things they hold most dear.
by Tere D’Amato
An incentive trust may motivate heirs, but avoiding pitfalls in setting one up is crucial.
by Richard P. Breed III
State death tax are an afterthought for many clients, but they often mean big bucks.
by David Wells
New research reveals what services are needed to win the loyalty of wealthy clients.
by
Karen DeMasters
Investors with money to burn are falling in love with classic collectible cars.
Karen DeMasters
Karen DeMasters is a contributing editor of Private Wealth...
