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Cutting out the middle man
An increasing number of family offices are looking at direct investment. The attraction of lower fees coupled with the ability to have...
Cryptoasset Allocation Increasing
With investors looking to increase their asset allocation to crypto assets, the ability of regulators to keep up with minimising risk for...
Family Offices investing in UK Real Estate
Family offices and HNWs don't have the same constraints as institutional investors; for one they can afford to take a very long term view.
Refurbishment Projects & the Party Wall Procedure - Protect Yourself
Although neighbours cannot generally stop a property owner from carrying out works, their interests can be protected in a number of ways...
Flexible working: is the 10 year office lease dead?
Will we ever see office occupiers sign up to a 10+ year city centre lease again?
Many may not and the demand for more flexible space...
New Planning Use Class E: But, what of the existing permitted development rights?
On 1 September 2020, new planning use class E came into force. Use class E groups together shops, restaurants, offices, gyms, GP's and...
Budget delay - a chance to get the tax landscape right?
The postponement of the Budget is yet another peculiarity of 2020 fostered by Covid 19. Not a few people had forecast that the long...
Strong Foundations
The Jersey Royal Court held recently that it had no power to set aside the establishment of a Jersey Foundation on the grounds of...
Brexit considerations
The International Trade Secretary recently established 11 trade advisory groups (TAGs) to help advise on Brexit trade negotiations. The...
Do family businesses have more in common than they think?
Rupert Merson (adjunct professor at London Business School) has written an interesting piece on how family businesses have more in common...
Balancing Covid safety and loneliness
Retirees (at the age when retirement is first possible for most of us!) are the group most vulnerable to coronaviruses and are naturally...
Relaunch of improved public register of charities
Interesting comments from the Chief Executive of the Charity Commission. The focus on transparency that comes with the revamped...
Limitations on trustees' powers: shaking the walls of the trust law temple
The decision of the Court of Appeal for Bermuda in Grand View Private Trust Company Ltd. v Wong & ors (Civil Appeal No. 5A of...
A 'green' lease blooms in Belgravia
A positive step in the right direction. Grosvenor, as one of the oldest landlords in the business has introduced a new 'green' form of...
The acceleration of the decline of bricks and mortar retail
Covid-19 has accelerated trends that were already in play, possibly nowhere more so than those affecting physical retail stores....
Ban on commercial evictions extended
The moratorium preventing commercial property tenants from being evicted has been extended until the end of 2020. This is clearly...
Turnover rents - the new norm?
With the announcement today that more than 400 New Look stores will be moving to turnover based rents, it seems that retail sector leases...
FCA Business Interruption Insurance test case – good news for policyholders
Judgment was handed down today in the business interruption insurance test case brought by the FCA, with the findings generally being...
September Themes
With new lockdown measures taking effect this week, you can't blame clients for feeling that the economic recovery we have seen over the...
Divorce boom
There has been much talk about the impact of the events of 2020 on relationships, both good and bad. Most spouses would admit that...
Listing Commercial Property
We are seeing increasing interest from clients on listing commercial property assets on the IPSX which is the first exchange designed...
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