Context Magazine

Putting the changing world of wealth in context

Context Magazine

The latest publication from Penningtons Manches Cooper helps put the changing world of wealth in context.

Take a look at the latest Context below or explore our back issue library.

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The Right Foot

Cultural attitudes around having children are changing faster than the law can adapt. The consequences could be significant.

Seeking the perfect setting?

For wealthy individuals, geopolitical uncertainty can drive the need to relocate wealth into new jurisdictions, or even lead to decisions to go and live elsewhere. Here, we discuss the reasons why HNWIs move their families or assets to a new country.

Another blow for crypto?

Penningtons Manches Cooper’s Partner and crypto specialist, Charlotte Hill, talks about the long-term viability of the blockchain ecosystem and the trends and changes coming its way.

Something Amisss?

HNWIs and wealthy families are prime targets for cyber criminals, who are becoming more active and more sophisticated in their modes of attack. Here we look at what steps people can take to protect their assets, their finances and their families.

Green Growthers

The world of asset management has transformed in the past two years, with new regulations putting ESG higher up the agenda of responsible investors. What do HNWIs need to know in order to make informed decisions about sustainable investment opportunities?

The philanthropy fixer

We talk to Rebecca Eastmond of Greenwood Place about how to develop a giving strategy.

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Edition 3 - The global issue

From energy transition to entirely new currency systems, this edition of Context considers examples of our ability to reimagine the status quo. In such a fast-changing world, where its citizens and their assets (and threats to both) are more global than ever before, jurisdictions that successfully attract investment will do so on the back of a reputation for stability and the rule of law – but also for innovation.

Edition 2 - The family issue

In this issue, we open some doors to look at a few of the issues surrounding the home. Why are the rules for cohabiting couples so different around the world? Can you work wherever you happen to be living? And what will be the long-term legacy of spending so much time within one set of four walls?

Edition 1 - The united issue

Our inaugural theme explores ever-deepening links between the US and UK. From the ‘fairy tale’ of an US actress becoming a duchess, to two of the most controversial leaders either country has seen forming something of a ‘bromance’ in the face of Brexit; in one form or another, the news this year has been full of the US–UK special relationship. For a copy of this issue please contact info@penningtonslaw.com
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