Spear's Wealth Management Survey, A New Magazine For The Ultra-Rich

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Jan 8th 2006 at 5:04PM

Wonder what Roman Abramovich is reading? Like a few other wealthy people, including JK Rowling he might just be curling up with Spear's Wealth Management Survey, a new magazine aimed at the ultra-wealthy. The U.K.-based magazine is sent by invitation-only to those with assets over£5m. According to anarticle in the Observer, the magazine is sent to a list of about 2,000 people. Spear's Wealth Management focuses on the needs of the superrich including hedge funds, Swiss banks, crisis management, bulletproof cars and above all, staying rich.

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Lusser Feb 11th 2006 3:27AM

Swiss family office and bank accounts

Investing is at least as important as the various forms of spending money. It is no guarantee that being rich means staying rich. Many VIPs would need more systematic planning to stay on top and grow on top. This is rarely offered by banks and family office services are important not only for billionaires. Switzerland is an extremely important place for that being the home of 40% of global private wealth. Probably people not having already should probably think about that some time

business Oct 11th 2006 5:22PM

Nice. I bet this magazine is gonna have low circulation. LOL. Social influence may be a different story considering the readership is made up of economic leaders.

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