Managers of Wealth

UBS: Global Art Market Rebounds After Two Years of Decline

There were challenges in the market with policy unpredictability from President Donald Trump’s administration cited as a key factor.

Scott Dunn Private bets on 'purpose' as goal of UHNW travellers

The company is marking its 40th anniversary this year with a renewed focus on curated travel experiences designed for ultra-high-net-worth travellers.

Millennials Are Embracing ‘Nano-Retirements.’ Luxury Travel Brands Are Paying Attention

The shift reflects broader changes in how millennials approach work and life balance.

Beyond logo culture: What Gen Z really wants from Brands A-Z

Gen Z are not just the key untapped demographic for brands; they are the future. Winning their loyalty starts by understanding what they expect luxury to be.

Luxury market goes on the charm offensive

Modern designers of miniature objects translate milestones and personal events into markers of identity

Open House

Since the house was gifted, it has been part of the museum’s philosophy of inclusivity to loan out around 100 works from its 180-strong collection to Cambridge students for the whole academic year, for them to hang in their accommodations.

Luxury Unfiltered: Why most luxury brands are talking to the wrong part of the brain

The wealth is expanding. And yet more than half of luxury clients now say they consider luxury brands overpriced.

Super-rich elite paying up to £260,000 to flee Middle East on private jets

Riyadh is becoming a key exit route for those looking for a safe route out of the Middle East, as the airport in the Saudi Arabia capital is one of few still operating.

Why gold still matters to the ultra-wealthy

The Address Book experts on the trials and tribulations of investing in gold

Luxury under the microscope: How independent media is challenging fashion’s power players

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Sotheby’s Reports $7.1 Billion In Consolidated Sales For 2025

The company also reported improved profitability, with Adjusted EBITDA of $363 million.

Aston Martin announces first residential project in Brazil and South America with real estate developer Setai Grupo GP

It also represents the second Interiors by Aston Martin collaboration, with the marque applying its distinctive approach to materiality and craftsmanship to the residences.

How DeMellier Is Winning Over Luxury’s Value-Conscious Consumer

DeMellier sales grew over 60% last year, and the brand is targeting around 50% growth in 2026, though it declined to share revenues.

China’s luxury market stabilises after sharp 2024 drop

Kearney reported China luxury market down 3–5% in 2025 with early recovery emerging.

Edmond de Rothschild sailing team launches ‘flying trimaran’ after secretive two-year build

Edmond de Rothschild has unveiled Gitana 18, a radical new 32-metre trimaran that signals the next chapter in the group’s long-standing maritime legacy

After the crash: Luxury industry promises renewed glamour

An industry analysis is ultimately nothing more than a collection of individual convictions. From this perspective, it is only natural to begin with an industry leader.

The evolving craft of fine and high jewellery – rarity, resilience, and long-term value

Collectors and investors increasingly recognise that passion assets offer not only craftsmanship and cultural significance, but also structural resilience and portfolio diversification.

Ultra-luxury hotels double down on high-net-worth travellers

As mass-market travel slows, high-end brands are reshaping their offerings around exclusivity, bespoke services and premium pricing to capture the spending power of affluent guests

Should LVMH brace for bigger losses?

The luxury megagiant reported disappointing numbers leading to its stocks plummeting, but experts don’t necessarily believe it’s all doom for the conglomerate.

The ultra-rich favor Madrid and Milan

The top five in the Barnes City Index 2026 clearly shows the growing appeal of these two cities, which rank first and second respectively in the ranking of UHNWIs’ favorite cities.