Jewellery and Alternative Assets
Why the value of exceptional jewellery rests as much on provenance and personal history as on the stones themselves, and what that means for owners.
Why the value of exceptional jewellery rests as much on provenance and personal history as on the stones themselves, and what that means for owners.
Private capital is buying into sport at speed. What happens legally when a club, a league or a franchise stops performing as the model assumed.
Racehorse ownership is an asset class of its own. Direct purchase, syndicates, corporate vehicles and leasing each carry different control, risk and tax consequences.
The Berne Financial Services Agreement took effect on 1 January 2026. What mutual recognition between Switzerland and the United Kingdom changes for financial institutions.
A proposed 50 per cent inheritance tax above CHF 50 million, consolidation among trustees, and the growing use of private trust companies in Switzerland.
From Dielsdorf to Royal Ascot and the Kentucky Derby, racing remains one of the few traditions that still brings very different people to the same rail.
Equine assets have become an international investment class. Beyond racing, dressage and showjumping now carry their own commercial structures, risks and prestige.
After senior roles in wealth management, Ariel Sergio Davidoff founded Davidoff Law in Zurich. A profile of the practice and the clients it serves.
A 39 per cent United States customs duty on selected Swiss exports has unsettled machinery, pharmaceuticals and precision manufacturing. Where the legal options lie.
Passion investing is not only a trend but a way of living. Why ultra-high-net-worth clients increasingly put capital into assets they care about.