Spear's

Spear's

Spear’s is a celebrated media brand focused on wealth management and luxury lifestyle, recognized with multiple awards. Its main magazine has established itself as essential reading for those in the ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) sector. Additionally, it is a key resource for the affluent financial services industry, including bankers, lawyers, and family offices that cater to wealthy clients.

Trade/B2B
English
Magazine

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Domain Authority
65
Ranking

Global

#522847

United Kingdom

#55216

News and Media

#1987

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Articles

  • 1 week ago | spearswms.com | Chris Newlands

    You get the impression UBS has a lot of staff in its many offices around the world who believe they are superstars. Well, the Swiss bank now has a genuine contender: Anders Lindegaard, the decorated former professional footballer, who joined its wealth management division at the end of last year as a 'business developer'.

  • 1 week ago | spearswms.com | Sarah Royce-Greensill

    It's been a tumultuous time for the House of Windsor, but one thing that unites the royals is their penchant for Cartier. The Parisian jeweller has King Charles's great-great-grandfather, Edward VII, to thank for more than a century of royal patronage, helping it become an international paragon of luxury.

  • 1 week ago | spearswms.com | Tristram Hunt

    In my eight years as director of the V&A, we've had some memorable subtitles for exhibitions. For Christian Dior in 2019 it was 'Designer of Dreams'; for Coco Chanel in 2023 it was 'A Fashion Manifesto'. (On the other hand, our suggestion for a planned Monty Python exhibition, 'From Dali to Dead Parrots', didn't go down so well.

  • 2 weeks ago | spearswms.com | Charlotte Griffiths

    It feels like a distant dream now, but back when snowflakery was happily still non-existent, I was asked to go clubbing for a living. As a diarist for the Mail on Sunday in 2008, it was effectively my job to accept invitations to 'Boujis Tuesdays' (a club night for trustafarians who didn't have to be in the office at 9am on a Wednesday). Why? It was a productive source of gossip.

  • 2 weeks ago | spearswms.com | Chris Newlands

    What a difference a year makes. This time in 2024, St. James's Place, Britain's biggest wealth manager, had slashed its dividend in half, posted its first loss in 10 years and announced it had set aside £426 million to compensate clients for advice they didn't actually receive. As a result, its share price had tanked, with the Gloucestershire-based firm staring down the barrel of being relegated from the FTSE 100 index of the UK's biggest companies.