Private Client Yearbook 2024 – online PDF
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Private Client Yearbook 2024 – Editor’s Letter
Welcome to the first-ever Private Client Yearbook from The Legal 500 and Legal Business. This supplement, in association with London firm Hunters Law, brings together analysis of the key issues in both family law and private wealth today, as well as interviews with leading figures in the market. In a frank and open interview with …
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Private Client Yearbook 2024: Foreword – Hunters Law
What does digital transformation mean for private client services? Cryptocurrencies promised a revolution. Their decentralised infrastructure was thought to be the future of finance – and by late 2021, they were worth $3trn. Then those values came crashing down. Now the king of crypto, Sam Bankman-Fried, has been found guilty of one of the biggest …
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Breaking down silos: family law in the UK in 2024 and beyond
As familial relationships become increasingly complex, the law governing these relationships does too. With the idea of the family unit extending to include unmarried, cohabiting couples and nontraditional routes to parenthood, the law surrounding and protecting all families is shifting to reflect this. Unmarried couples were declared the fastest growing family type in the UK …
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Lead partner: 2024 will be a year of change in the UK. The question is, how much?
Do you have a crystal ball? If you do, then perhaps you can share the outcome of the UK election in 2024. Which election pledges are going to have most impact on private wealth professionals and their clients? Or perhaps you’re reading this in May or November, know who has won and are busy planning …
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Private Client perspectives: Ayesha Vardag
What made you decide to become a lawyer and, once you’d made that decision, why did you choose family law? I wanted to be an actress, a journalist or a novelist, not a lawyer at all. I got interested in law spending time with my lawyer aunt in New York during my gap year, but …
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The Legal 500 view: The private client pecking order
From family matters and trusts disputes and rural affairs and tax advice, The Legal 500 is home to a comprehensive guide to all of the UK’s leading private client advisers.
Planning for the unpredictable: navigating the private wealth market amid political uncertainty
Vying political parties and a constantly fluctuating international climate are driving firms to further develop their private wealth practices in the UK in a bid to capture work from the lucrative sector. Most recently, Addleshaw Goddard launched a private wealth finance offering in London with the addition of partner Laura Uberoi from Macfarlanes to service …
Private Client perspectives: Ashley Crossley
What made you decide to become a lawyer and why private client? My parents divorced at an early age, and I became very interested in how the law dealt with people and their relationships. That grew into an interest in law generally and how it could be used to solve problems. Having an interest in …
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Private Client perspectives: Sandra Davis
What made you decide to become a lawyer and why practise family law? I’m naturally a problem solver, and I’ve always wanted to make a difference. Family law makes a real difference to people’s lives. We can help make a bad situation better, create calm in an emotional storm, and save children from the turmoil …
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