Never mind the gap year: instead of taking a year out after his studies, Peter Golden jumped straight into work and aimed high. He talks to Jennifer Palmer-Violet
The ever-moving UK tax mitigation landscape is targeting simple arrangements as well as the more complex ones, as the new inheritance tax and debt deduction rules show, says Anna Bruce-Smith
The multi-jurisdiction battle over Lord Lambton's estate is just an extreme 'example of the growing rise in contentious probate cases involving cross-border 'interests, says Ed Rowntree
It remains to be seen how autocratic countries, such as Argentina and Venezuela, will handle a growing middle class, but they have certainly chosen the more precarious option, says Derek Sambrook
The transition to adviser charging has been a main challenge post-RDR, so quality and clarity when presenting propositions is the way forward, says Darren Laverty
What impact is global tax transparency and anti-abuse regulation having on private wealth? Marcus Hinkley answers some common questions notably about the Asian market