Resources
FT Wealth Quarterly
Inside this issue
• Trust funds are the best option for passing money on to your children
• Shanghai is performing strongly but there are doubts over its sustainability
• How big dynasties keep it in the family - -
Content
Look after all the pennies...
Robert Budden explains what to look for when choosing a manager for your money.
Asset allocation: This matters more than anything
Achieving a spread of assets is crucial to preserve and enhance wealth, writes Charles Batchelor.
Trust funds: How to stay in control of your assets
Elaine Moore looks at the best options available when you are setting up a trust.
Emerging markets: Is Shanghai due for a showdown?
China’s huge rise has left the others trailing in its wake, writes Tony Tassell.
The family office: Range of services with shared costs
Charles Batchelor explains how big dynasties keep it in the family.
Fleming Family & Partners: ‘We eat our own cooking’
The family trust company has formed the basis of an investment house serving the interests of both the Flemings and other wealthy families, writes Charles Batchelor.
Stanhope Capital: ‘Families can wait’
Family offices are seen as conservative. But new approaches to the private equity market has attracted huge amounts of funding, says Charles Batchelor.
The art market: Perception rules OK
Certain areas are due for a correction, writes Deborah Brewster.
Art funds and indices: Inefficiency gains
One feature of the recent boom in art prices is the growth of so-called art funds and indices that track the market, reports Deborah Brewster.
