Managers of Wealth

Gen Z was growing obsessed with luxury watches. New tariffs on Switzerland could cool the expensive hobby

Gen Z’s fascination with luxury watches has been one of the more surprising consumer trends of the past few years.

From Gucci to Rolex: the rise and fall of luxury in music

“You know my style and I love Christian Dior.” If you’ve heard these lyrics at a party recently, you’re not alone. The infectious dance track, titled simply, “Dior,” has become a summer anthem, topping the charts in the

The best aviation and yacht finance specialists

Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best aviation and yacht finance advisers for (U)HNWs purchasing luxury assets

Message in a bottle: The power of time and age for luxury brands

Marketers who blur that line risk alienating the very consumers they hope to engage.

Hong Kong ultra-luxury homes: mainland Chinese buyers drive US$3 billion buying spree

Mainland buyers account for 80 per cent of 35 deals in last year and a half, including five above HK$1 billion (US$127 million)

Summer Sojourn: 5 Luxury Homes with Private Beaches

The quintessential summer luxury home has it all

Luxury jeweller Fabergé sold to tech investor in $50m deal

Gemfields, which owns brand, agrees deal with SMG Capital, controlled by Sergei Mosunov

What Can Be Expected for Luxury in the Second Half of 2025?

Some sectors are resisting, while others, such as Swiss watchmaking (39% customs duties), are bearing the brunt of the current context.

Why Are 2010s It Bags Everywhere? Inside the Luxury Reboot Economy

The Celine Phantom is just the latest throwback style to return to the runway.

Luxury travel is being redefined by younger consumers shifting regional wealth hubs, says WATG

Millennials are leading the ‘bleisure’ (business and leisure) travel trend, blending work with holidays

‘Quiet luxury’ land tax on the wealthy could fund levelling up

A ‘Cotswold Wealth Tax’ could generate a windfall for the government from Britain’s trendiest enclave for the super-rich

Ferretti Group reports steady H1 2025 results amid global economic uncertainty

The yachtbuilder showed modest growth in revenue and earnings, stronger cash generation, and continued investment in key segments.

L’Oréal sales slip in Q2 as North Asia and travel retail lag

Quarterly revenue fell by 1.3% year-over-year to €10.73 billion ($11.7 billion), the company said Tuesday evening.

Tariffs: Luxury manufacturers worry about their profits

The increase in taxes could end up affecting subcontractors.

Luxury market slows down worldwide, but not in Switzerland

In a survey, nine out of ten Generation Z respondents in Switzerland said they were willing to pay for an exclusive retail experience, a very high share worldwide.

Demand For Ultra-Luxury Homes Continues To Surge In Dubai

The data reflects a clear shift in buyer behaviour, with growing preference for completed, move-in-ready properties in established prime locations, analysts say.

Hermès heir calls for enquiry into missing shares after wealth manager's death

This urgent demand comes in the wake of the tragic death of his former wealth manager, Eric Freymond, whose passing was reported last week by the Tribune de Genève and Le Point as a suicide.

Emirates: Luxury Lounge For the Jet Set

With its new spacious lounge «Emirates First», the airline promises its top-tier customers and Platinum members of its Skywards frequent flyer program a luxurious airport experience.

Wimbledon courts wealthy homebuyers amid decline in London home prices

In the second quarter of 2025, Wimbledon home prices recorded a 3.4 per cent increase from a year earlier

Christie's to offer three major works from a European collection

On October 24, two-day sales will take place: one dedicated to Impressionist and Modern Art, and the other to Post-War and Contemporary art.