Q2, 2021


Contents 36 14 23 The Agenda


3 THE SPEAR’S LEADER The pandemic and inequality


12 EDITOR’S LETTER By Edwin Smith


13 READERS’ LETTERS Our readers’ forthright views on Davos, cancel culture, property and more


14 DIARY In her podcast Duchess Emma Manners, Duchess of Rutland, meets the women who run Britain’s stately homes


16 THE HEDGEHOG News from around the HNW universe, featuring a coveted castle, property perspectives and a surprise guest star


20 BOOKS One of Them, Musa Okwonga’s memoir about his experiences at Eton – plus four more books to read


23 PHILANTHROPY Paul Lister, heir to the MFI fortune, on the importance of nature conservation


24 LIQUID LUNCH With human rights lawyer Karen Todner, extradition specialist and champion of the underdog


26 MATTHEW GOODWIN Britain’s response to Covid is having a big impact on politics and the polls


27 ANNAMARIA KOERLING In uncertain times, it’s easy to let investment discipline slip


28 ROBERT AMSTERDAM For a deeper understanding of geopolitics, reach for a book


29 JASON COWLEY Pep Guardiola’s reinvention of Manchester City is reaping rewards


The Briefing


32 CHARTING A COURSE Opportunity knocks for investors as the world reopens for business


34 SPACMANIA What next for the Spac, Wall Street’s hottest trend?


35 KINGS IN THE NORTH The Cheshire advisers who manage the money of the region’s football stars


37 WINDS OF CHANGE Meet the financiers changing the world of women’s wealth


38 DEEP IMPACT Impact investing’s upward trajectory


44 MICHEL DE CARVALHO Alec Marsh meets the former movie star and veteran Olympian looking after fellow UHNWs at CapGen


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