… that they've made enough money during a well-remunerated career in banking to allow them to do so. Or, if they have the right connections, some have moved on to trading money for ultra–high–net–worth families through their 'family office' structure.

However, most of the IPO shares are reserved for institutional investors and ultra–high–net–worth individuals. Because the shares will list in New York, Australian retail investors will not be able to hold them directly. For Australians not willing to …

“The rapid rise of entrepreneurs and ultra–high net worth individuals has resulted in a greater demand for sophisticated wealth management, corporate banking and investment services. “Brazil alone presents a particularly strong opportunity. Not only …

Sean O'Casey's 1924 masterpiece is like High Mass in Ireland. It's done so often it has assumed the familiarity of religious ritual. In the UK, the story of the penniless, grandiose drunk and his careworn wife in a Dublin tenement is not so heavily …

They found cocaine with a street value of £6,960, dozens of unused snap bags, and a set of digital scales. Raja's fingerprints were later found on a Nando's napkin he'd used to partially wrap a bag of cocaine in. PC Darren Wayman, of Greater Manchester …

Yesterday, small cap rare disease stock NPS Pharmaceuticals, Inc (NASDAQ: NPSP) surged 25.11% after a positive preliminary review by the FDA – meaning its worth taking a closer look at the stock along with the performance of other rare or orphan …

COM · SMEs regaining confidence in the future, says latest Bowmark Entrepreneurs' Index · YFM Funds back £3.5 million high security MBI · CDC commits over US$100 million to funds investing in sub-Saharan Africa · HarbourVest Partners announces …

China has one of the fastest growing economies in the world, even weathering the global financial crisis relatively well. It has high rates of savings, little private and public debt relative to its gross domestic product and many up-and-coming …

Netflix along with other big names are voicing against the proposed new rules of FCC that are not in favor of net neutrality. Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) lead the “go-slow” protest bandwagon on Wednesday to protest against proposals that could offer …