by Beth D. Tractenberg and Kathryn von Matthiessen
Wealthy people who live in the U.S. but who are not citizens can in some cases benefit from recent changes in gift tax law.
by Josephine Shea
Investing in emerging markets is no longer a choice for U.S. corporations and investors, but a necessity due to the sector's growing influence.
by Michael S. Fischer
Partners David Alexander and Tony Peyser were early adopters of funds of hedge funds, first using the strategy for their multifamily office clients 20 years ago.
by Scott Reyburn
The masterpiece by Dutch sculptor Adriaen de Vries was uncovered during a routine property valuation.
by
Karen DeMasters
While some advisors avoid celebrity clients and their labor-intensive issues, SunTrust Bank's Sports and Entertainment Specialty Group makes them a sole focus.
by Miguel Forbes
Contrary to popular belief, networking isn't about knowing a lot of people-it's about knowing the right people.
by Caren Chesler
Many wealthy Americans, it turns out, are more fixated on spending and giving away their wealth than making sure their kids get a big inheritance.
by Craig Copetas
Business executives from around the world visit the Gladiator School of Rome each year to make like Spartacus and fight each other to the (make-believe) death.
by Colleen O'Dea
If you've got $1 million or more to burn, travel experts say you can experience the vacation of a lifetime.
by Russ Alan Prince
Dr. Daniel Carlin's Worldclinic delivers around-the-clock medical care to its affluent clients, no matter where in the world they may be.
by Leila B. Boulton
Clients looking for absolute, uncorrelated returns may want to consider investing in commercial litigation.
by Russ Alan Prince
David Cohen's Karlin Asset Management successfully manages over $1 billion through a contrarian and value-oriented approach that helped it anticipate the 2008 financial collapse.
by Colleen O'Dea
Increased competition in the auction and appraisal industry is giving collectors more tools for cashing in on their valuables.
by Michael C. Crawford And Perry Lerner
Private placement insurance can act as a tax-advantaged wrapper for hedge funds and other alternative investments.
by Craig Copetas And Guy Collins
Priced at up to $2,400 per bottle, CHateau Margaux is one of the world's rarest investable "commodities."
by
Karen DeMasters
Carolyn Friend and James Weiner help families rediscover and define their values as part of their wealth transition planning.
by Alan Swersky
Family offices shouldn't shy away from emerging hedge fund managers, many of whom outperform their more experienced brethren.
by Michael S. Fischer
Sycamore Entertainment Group offers investors a piece of the independent film industry in the form of private equity funds.
by Peter Andersen
Providing wealthy investors with customized portfolios means going beyond SMAs and "a la carte" offerings.
