Nearly $105 trillion is expected to be transferred globally by 2045 as part of the largest wealth shift in history, with women inheriting nearly 70 percent.

A gradual recovery in the global luxury business continues, but investor sentiment is subdued.

More investors are considering portfolio changes amid a mixed backdrop.

The principality’s enduring attraction to the wealthy is centered on its stability, security, favorable tax environment, glamorous events and quality of life.

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There is a perceptible shift away from traditional relocation planning as the world’s wealthiest increasingly build ‘sovereign portfolios’ of residence rights, citizenships, investments and business interests across multiple jurisdictions.

Regulatory and technical developments in the yachting world are creating unprecedented opportunities for value-conscious owners.

Expect somewhat lower growth, higher inflation and a change of direction in interest rates from what was anticipated at the start of the year for commercial real estate, with the hope that these effects prove temporary and reversible.

The next generation of luxury marketing isn’t about serving more ads or reaching more people.

Affluent buyers live extraordinarily complex lives. The way they evaluate decisions is fundamentally different.

Here’s what most brands underestimate: a pop-up raises the experience bar – it doesn’t lower it.

First-generation entrepreneurs are now firmly in the front rank of wealth creators in India.

The principality’s enduring attraction to the wealthy is centered on its stability, security, favorable tax environment, glamorous events and quality of life.

Across various comparison points, consumers shifted away from larger experiences over the past decade, instead preferring to spend on at-home alternatives.

First-generation entrepreneurs are now firmly in the front rank of wealth creators in India.

The principality’s enduring attraction to the wealthy is centered on its stability, security, favorable tax environment, glamorous events and quality of life.

Across various comparison points, consumers shifted away from larger experiences over the past decade, instead preferring to spend on at-home alternatives.