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Wealth Office explores the role of private wealth at moments of global change from inside the world of Single Family Offices, UHNW families and their trusted advisors; examining the experiences and intent of wealth holders from all over the world, and the impact that they…
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Howard Bilton on how entrepreneurial thinking can create a philanthropy multiplier effect (opens the original)
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Howard Bilton, Founder and Chairman of The Sovereign Group and Founder of The Sovereign Art Foundation, joins Michael Macfarlane for a discussion on why some entrepreneurs believe philanthropy should be approached less like charitable spending and more like building systems capable of compounding impact across generations. For decades, philanthropy has largely been measured by how much money is given away. But Howard argues that this may be the wrong question. Drawing on his experience building
Keyu Jin on the Future of China and the Global Economy (opens the original)
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Is the world still looking at China through the wrong lens? In this episode of Wealth Office , Michael Macfarlane sits down with economist, author and Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Keyu Jin , to explore how China's economy is changing and what that means for investors, entrepreneurs and family offices around the world. As geopolitical tensions continue to dominate headlines, conversations about China are often framed around decoupling and decline. But beneath t
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