ISSUE 21
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OUR CRYPTIC CARTOON IS BACK!
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU
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OUR REGULAR COLUMN
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•EDITOR’S INTRO•
Editor’s Intro WELCOME TO ISSUE 21, MY FIRST IN
I particularly enjoyed reading the PCD
THE EDITOR’S CHAIR.
team’s recommendations – everything from what to drink to great reads,
None of us need reminding just how
powerful podcasts and even a few
dramatically the world has changed
Zoom super-tips. And of course, there’s
this year, but looking at what’s on
full coverage of the digital events
offer this month, I’m struck by just
coming up as well as full details of
how quickly we’ve all adapted to the
membership and all its benefits.
new realities. What’s the secret to this success? It seems to be a real blend of
Whatever you’re looking for, we hope
business-as-usual and total reinvention.
you’ll find it here in issue 21. If you’re
Look no further than PCD itself to see
inspired by what you read, then how
this in action – you can find out about
about becoming a contributor? You’ll
our own digital revolution in our new
find out how on page 15 – I’m looking
monthly column ‘The Privateer’, as well
forward to hearing from you.
as David’s regular monthly review. And what about the personal qualities we all need to invest in? Positivity and resilience are top of the list – read all about them here. With life in lockdown, private gardens have never been at such a premium. We asked a leading landscape architect
Stay safe. Go digital.
and garden designer for his view – check out the article here. Elsewhere, our regular thought leadership section delivers up some valuable insights across law, property, tax and beyond. And in another new feature you can read extracts from members’ WorkingFrom-Home diaries. •3•
• M O N T H I N R E V I E W B Y DAV I D B E L L •
Month in Review by David Bell IF YOU'VE BEEN MONITORING OUR RECENT LINKEDIN ACTIVITY, YOU'LL HAVE NOTICED THAT WE HAVE BEEN BUSY AUGMENTING OUR LIVE EVENT PROGRAMME WITH DIGITAL MARKETING CHANNELS SUCH AS WEBINARS, DIGITAL PUBLICATIONS, PRIVATE FORUMS FOR MEMBERS TO SHARE REFERRAL OPPORTUNITIES AND A MEMBER DIRECTORY TO PROVIDE CONNECTIVITY TO PROFESSIONALS EVEN WHEN THEY ARE UNABLE TO TRAVEL OR TAKE FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS. The month of May has been a month of "firsts" as we launched many new webinar series including our Regional and International Pods, alongside a true PCD original called The Friday Show.
next few weeks. It is followed by an online networking "hangout" on Zoom to allow our members to catch up in an informal setting - a little like we used to! For news, views, ideas and a few laughs with Team PCD, contact tickets@pcd.club to register for our next show at 13:00 BST on Friday 5 June or members@pcd.club if you'd
The Friday Show went live on 1st
like to join the club.
May, and we will continue to air this programme to our members on the first Friday of every month (an easy one to remember!). The Friday Show is a mix of discussion, polls and Q&A, with an update on what's been happening and a look at what's coming up in the •4•
• M O N T H I N R E V I E W B Y DAV I D B E L L •
Digital Membership package Speaking of which, brand new for 2020 is our Digital Membership package, designed for professionals who want access exclusively to our digital offering. This includes a valuable members' referral forum, directory and insightful content in our UK and International Webinar series. Digital members also benefit from a listing in the members' directory for visibility and the opportunity to take advantage of a 10% discount on sponsorship of digital formats. View membership packages
Weekly UK focused series On 13 May we covered liquidity planning for HNW clients in the very first of our weekly UK focused webinars. This was an incredibly timely topic as many entrepreneurs are currently in the process of reviewing their cashflow position in light of COVID-19. We were joined by Alan Kinnaird, Senior Private Banker for Kleinwort Hambros, and Ian Philpot, Head of Credit Advisory, as they discussed the opportunities for private clients to analyse their financial position in the current conditions. As this series progressed over the month of May, we also explored tax and immigration issues and opportunities for those wishing to come to the UK with Elena Hinchin and Claire Randall at Farrer & Co; discussed wealth planning trends in Italy with Nicola Saccardo at Maisto e Associati and Anna Steward at Sequent; looked at the impact of COVID-19 on the aviation sector from a variety of perspectives with experts Adam Twidell at Private Fly, Tim Barber at Duncan Aviation and Nic Arnold at PwC. Next up we will be exploring trends, valuations and disputes in real estate at 14:00 BST on 3 June.
Register for TRENDS, VALUATIONS AND DISPUTES
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• M O N T H I N R E V I E W B Y DAV I D B E L L •
East Africa Series 120 guests from Kenya, UK, Channel Islands, Switzerland, UAE and Mauritius registered for the launch of our East Africa Series on 14 May, held in partnership with Barclays Private Bank. This webinar series explores a range of topics relevant for advisors to HNW clients in East Africa including onshore and offshore tax and legal advisors, local financial advisors, trustees and family offices within the region and beyond. It tackles the key issues facing local clients including how to navigate investment markets, wealth and succession planning, family governance, relocation and mobility to the UK and elsewhere, impact investment in East Africa and much more. Catch the next instalment at 12:00 BST on Thursday 11 June.
Register for the EAST AFRICA SERIES
US & Canada Series We partnered with Katten & Range Developments to bring you a US & Canada Series designed to support PCD members with clients interested in relocating to the US. It was part of the launch of a US & Canada series, focused on topics including international estate planning, succession and governance, family office trends, relocation and mobility. The second episode will explore UK/US succession planning and will be available for members only at 16:00 BST on 23 June.
Register for the US & CANADA SERIES
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• M O N T H I N R E V I E W B Y DAV I D B E L L •
Sports and Entertainment Series We also launched Back of the Net, a new sports and entertainment show for HNW advisors. Co-hosted by myself and Jose Luis Romanillos, the show brings together interviews with sports stars past and present alongside professional services experts who deal with HNW clients in the industry. A real pleasure to meet English former professional rugby footballer Martin Offiah MBE in our very first episode!
As you can see, we are always keeping busy here at PCD Club, working on new ways to create value for sponsors and members. We'll be posting all of our upcoming PCD Webinars online - just keep an eye on our events calendar, exactly like you used to! David Bell.
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• W H AT ’ S N E X T •
What’s next Cayman Webinar: UHNW Relocation Options into Cayman Tuesday 2 June | 16:00 BST
Register
UK & EU Webinar: Real Estate Trends, Valuations & Disputes Wednesday 3 June | 14:00 BST
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The Friday Show Friday 5 June | 13:00 BST
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Middle East Webinar: International Real Estate for Middle East Investors Tuesday 9 June | 10:00 BST
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• T H E P R I VAT E E R •
The Privateer Adapt or Die OUR REGULAR COLUMN FROM THE
providing complementary services. We
HEART OF PCD
uploaded a post to Linkedin walking through St Albans with the hashtag
“So we really think people are going to
#AdaptOrDie - easy to say but less easy
be joining ... webinars?”, the incredulous
to do.
Managing Director of a European professional services business told The Privateer on the phone a month ago. This was just at the start of the lockdown, where firms were still understanding the impact on their working life. It was also coming from a perspective that in the private wealth industry, technology has played a role in delivery of back office functions, but
The above graphic of two dinosaurs
has never taken the lead when it comes
munching on foliage while a meteor
to managing sales and relationships.
wipes them from existence seemed to
Until now, as a new way of thinking
strike a chord. People started asking,
takes hold and smart thinking
but what are you actually going to do?
professional firms strategically embrace
They wanted a plan.
digital channels. Here at PCD we have gone big When COVID-19 started knocking out
on webinars and have a massive
our live event schedule date by date,
programme planned for the coming
we had to think fast. The pressure was
months. Our goal with these online
on to provide something for members
events is to provide engaging, well
and sponsors that created a meeting
produced, professional content that
place that they could easily access - a
sheds light on the latest industry
platform to share ideas and follow up
trends in different regions around the
with counterparts in different locations
world. Sponsors and members have
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• T H E P R I VAT E E R •
been hugely positive and are driving us
great insight to deliver and fantastic
forward.
stories to tell. The membership we have is hungry for knowledge, interaction
Why do we believe so strongly in the
and entertainment. When you pull
format? The technology platforms
all these ingredients together we
are there to deliver the content to
are confident that over time, we can
your phone or laptop. The camera
perfect this format to a point when
equipment available today allows you
someone says, “Do you remember the
to produce broadcast quality footage.
time when we flew to Singapore for a
The network we have gives us access to
two day conference?” we’ll all just laugh.
leading experts from the industry with
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•PCD RECOMMENDS•
PCD Recommends Listening to:
Reading: “You may not realise it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you.” - Walt Disney In the worst financial crisis in the history of the world – the 1929 Great
“Lockdown Parenting Hell”
Depression – brothers Walt and Roy
podcast by Rob Beckett and
Disney incorporated a production
Josh Widdicombe
company that had previously showcased a short-animated feature,
It’s a stressful time as everyone
Steamboat Willie – starring Mickey
embraces the new reality of social
Mouse.
distancing, and so it's lovely to take a step back every now and then to
During the depression, Walt Disney
just laugh and enjoy. If your day is
Productions created cartoons to bring
challenging, we strongly recommend
happiness to those suffering from the
listening to this podcast; rest assured
economic crisis. One of those cartoons
that you are not the only one finding
was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
things tough.
It was a major success, making around £1.25m during the period. The company
The two comedians speak to a different
confirmed its place in people’s lives as
celebrity each episode and discuss
an outlet from the struggles they were
the parenting challenges they are
facing.
encountering in lockdown. You do not need to be a parent to listen by any
On recently listening to a talk given
means - it’s always good to hear the less
by Duncan Wardle, former Head of
glossy side of life and the world behind
Innovation and Creativity at Disney
the Instagram smiles.
(who knew there was a better job than chocolate taster?) - we have been
Listen to podcast click here
finding out more about how to boost creativity. Particularly useful in times •11•
•PCD RECOMMENDS•
like these when quick innovation is required - thinking creatively is an essential skill in a world where normal business practices have been put on hold for a sustainable period.
Watch Duncan Wardle’s TEDx Talk here
Trying: Over the past few months many of us will have been participating in online quizzes via Zoom. One way to improve your online quiz is to use Kahoot - a free app that allows you to host a multi-choice quiz for many players. By using Zoom with a shared screen, the quiz master can pop questions onto the screen and players answer via the app on their phone. There is a real time leaderboard and extra points for speed in response, so it makes the whole experience a lot more fun and engaging.
Try Kahoot!
Drinking: Wylam Brewery Paying the Price for My Smooth Ride DIPA. A really interesting double India Pale Ale with flavours of ripe guava, mango, peach flesh and pineapple pulp.
View drink PCD members can claim a free case from Beer52's craft beer discovery club following the link in the advert here.
Have any recommendations to share with our members? We’d love to hear from you. Email us at members@pcd.club
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PCD Club ffer! Special O
e to claim Click her case of your free beer!
•WFH DIARIES•
WFH Diaries Note to future self: Don't "privately" message your work colleague with a commentary of Tiger King as you binge watch Netflix during a 3-hour business review meeting... Zoom likes to think it's being helpful by keeping a record of anything sent via the chat function during a call and packaging it into the minutes folder. Thank goodness my boss recognised the comedic value of my messages. - Anon. Four-year-old son has a new-found obsession for spinning around aimlessly in the kitchen, which also happens to be my office these days. Delivering a pitch to the board of directors and one of my overly enthusiastic hand gestures accidentally slaps him round the face mid-spin and sends him hurtling into the cupboard door. "Can we just take a quick break please?" - Anon. I live on a farm in the middle of the countryside and that means we are often visited by friendly rodents looking for somewhere warm to stay the night. Usually fine. Not okay when a rat trots along the radiator directly behind me with my (clean) underwear in tow while I'm on a video conference with a client! What a day to finally have a crystal clear Wi-Fi connection. - Anon. Last month we published results from our COVID-19 Business Continuity Survey which revealed that 65% of members have turned to video conferencing to communicate with clients so we expect these members' stories aren't the only ones!
Send us your work-from-home communication nightmares via lucy@pcd.club - we are happy to print anonymously!
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•LETTERS TO THE EDITOR•
Letters to the Editor We want to hear from you! Now is your opportunity to unleash some lockdown creativity with a letter to the editor. Perhaps you have an opinion on a member's thought leadership piece; or some commentary on how you are adapting to working from home; maybe you are a budding artist and want to share a comic strip; or a comedian with some life musings to lift members' spirits - we’re looking for stories, ideas and opinions with real appeal for our members.
Just two points of general guidance: Keep it short — maximum 200 words but the more concise, the better! Exclusive content only please To submit a 'letter' for publication in our monthly magazine, simply email your content to lucy@pcd.club
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•PICTURE THIS•
Picture this RENOWNED
sophistication and we are back to an
LANDSCAPE
emotional short-circuit to senses: the
ARCHITECT
feel, smell, sight, sound of plants – and
AND GARDEN
perhaps the odd, sweet strawberry
DESIGNER JOHN
plucked and enjoyed, warm from the
WYER ON THE
sun.
VALUE OF PRIVATE LANDSCAPES
There is a poetic circularity in our involvement with gardens: you
I have been in horticulture and design
cannot have a garden without a
all my working life. For most people
gardener; yet neither can you have a
gardening and pondering what to
gardener without a garden. It is this
put in their gardens is something they
concentration on process that is at
do when they switch off their ‘work
the heart of their appeal – unlike our
mode’ for a few minutes or hours. For
houses, they are never ‘finished’.
me, it is my day job. And yet, even after decades in this industry, I still get a ‘fizz’
Yet despite the private nature of our
when seeds that I have sown sprout,
relationship with our gardens, they are
or when I look out of the window and
spaces for sharing. I once went to see
see the trees and sky reflected in the
a (famous) client who I asked, ‘How
water before the breeze ripples it. Our
will you use the garden?’ Her reply was
connection to nature is deep, often
simple: ‘I will sit out here on summer
deeper than we think.
evenings, around a table with friends, a bottle of wine and a Niçoise salad that
It is no accident that in many cultures,
I have made myself.’ The very specific
paradise is pictured as a garden. This
nature of her answer gives an insight
is a space into which we can retreat, a
into how we think about spaces – we
haven from the world, a regenerative,
picture ourselves in them. Almost as
safe space. And our interaction with
much pleasure can be had looking at a
plants is at a sub-rational level. Strip
bench in a lovely setting and imagining
away the layers of style, fashion and
ourselves sitting on it, as the act itself.
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•PICTURE THIS•
z For some a garden can be an
Never have we felt the need for the calm sanctuary of a garden as much
extension of the office. One client -
as we do now. In a curious fashion, for
a well-known writer - told me ‘The
the first few months, the advance of
view from my window is important,
the virus was almost in step with the
I spend a lot of time gazing out of it
progress of the seasons. As we became
and I want what I see to be different
besieged in our own homes, the days
month-by-month, day-by-day, hour-
lengthened and the pleasure we took
by-hour.’
in our gardens increased. Many things will not return as they were before this, but one positive is that our relationship with our gardens and the natural world will be altered for the better.
John’s secret garden stories z Landscapes mean different things to different people. Clients of ours – a high profile financial services ‘power couple’ - spend as much time as possible at weekends in the garden, but apart. He practises cricket and football with their son. She escapes to the veg garden (and the odd crafty cigarette). z Another client - a property developer and complete convert to gardens declares ‘every day I come back home, I sit on the bench at the top of the garden and look down the slope. I take a deep breath and shed the day before I go inside to the family’.
See John and his team’s work at www.bowleswyer.co.uk
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•QUIZ•
Quiz Cryptic Cartoon. Guess the Academy Award winning animation?
Illustration by Rob VonGlas
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•PCD CHALLENGE•
#PCDChallenge Last month we asked our global network to share photographs of where you have been taking your daily exercise while much of the world is in lockdown. What a response we had! Sunset evolved as the overriding theme this month and we've included a few favourites below. This month, our theme is work-from-home companions. Perhaps you're juggling childcare, enjoying more time with your resident pooch or peace and quiet with your cup of home-brewed coffee while the cafes are shut. Email members@pcd.club or post on LinkedIn with #PCDChallenge as the hashtag.
Sue N, VP, Real Estate Marketing, Sales & Leasing at Dart, Cayman Islands A: Jose Luis Romanillos, Consultant, Agent & Introducer at J.L.Romanillos Ltd, Guernsey. B: Kevin Offer, Partner & Head of Tax at Hardwick & Morris, London. C: Carlton Crabbe, Chief Executive Officer at Capital for Life, Dubai. •19•
•POSITIVITY & RESILIENCE•
Positivity & Resilience Positive emotion – feeling good about life. Enjoying whatever it is you are doing be it family, friends, good food, sport. Pleasure for pleasure’s sake.
Engagement/interest – being completely absorbed by what you are doing. Think of a time when you were so engaged in an activity that time stood still and you were focused only on the project in front of you.
Meaning – having a sense that you are In his book – ‘Flourish’ - Martin Seligman, an academic and founder of the Positive Psychology movement, identifies the key elements that contribute to authentic happiness and getting the most out of life. He also illustrates the power of a positive mindset in overcoming challenges. There are 5 elements. Each can be measured independently, and each
contributing to something bigger than yourself. Feeling that what you do in life has purpose and value.
Accomplishment – winning for winning’s sake. It is perfectly natural and healthy to pursue success.
Positive relationships – other people. The best experiences take place around other people. Doing a kindness produces the single most reliable increase in well-being of any...
contributes to overall well-being.
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•MEET THE TEAM•
Meet the Team: Lucy Verdon evolve over the past couple of years as we continue to create value for our members and sponsors. I also enjoy receiving such varied contributions from our members - you’ll notice that we’ve launched new ways for you to get involved in this issue and I can’t wait to hear from you! Best vacation you’ve been on? Island hopping in Greece; I’m an ancient history nut at heart so I was right in my element! Divine food, spectacular Where are you from? I was born in
weather... I get itchy feet in one
East London (should definitely have a
place for too long and love a bit of
cockney accent!) but I now live worlds
spontaneity so to be able to jump on
apart, deep in the rural countryside of
a ferry somewhere new gave a great
the Isle of Man with my fiancé and our
sense of freedom.
Rhodesian Ridgeback. If you could do another job for just What’s your role at PCD Club? Editor
one day, what would it be? Animal
of PCD’s digital magazine, I contribute
conservationist in the Serengeti... or
to content creation and manage our
maybe a Michelin-star chef!
social media platforms and digital Motto or personal mantra? I have
reporting.
far too many! Above all, I think it’s What aspect of your role do you
important to establish a mindset that
enjoy the most? I love the courageous
allows you to take something positive
creativity and innovation of Team PCD;
from any situation. I don’t believe in
we aren’t afraid to try new things and it
having regrets; at one point everything
has been a privilege watching the club
you did was exactly what you wanted. •22•
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•MEET OUT MEMBERS•
Meet our Members: Alice Quek How has your business adapted in light of the COVID-19 crisis? Most of our HNW clients prefer face to face interactions, as this is typical in Asian cultures. In light of the COVID-19 crisis, we spend more time engaging existing clients where the relationships have been built over the years. We see opportunities to deepen our existing relationships and review our clients’ needs which may have changed over the years. With every crisis, I believe there are hidden opportunities for upselling and cross-selling our services. In administering the trust structures, we What do you do at Hawksford?
have adapted to the use of e-signatures
Business Development for the Private
for greater work efficiencies.
Client segment at Hawksford. My top tip for working from home is... What do you love most about your
Having a to-do list so that I can stay
role?
focused and work efficiently.
Meeting people, engaging with them, and developing trust structures for
On a weekend, I am most likely
UHNW families.
found... In the company of family and friends.
Why did you join PCD? To meet new people and for networking opportunities.
Read interview online
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•MEET OUT MEMBERS•
Meet our Members: Jack Goguelin people again in the coming weeks. What do you love most about your role? I like to get away from my desk. Meeting people is a big part of what we do and is the best way to build trust, which is important when you are dealing with something as important, and often technical, as an individual’s finance arrangements. I also enjoy solving problems. When a client comes to me with something that is deemed non-standard or complex, I like getting to the bottom of the issue and finding a What do you do for Enness Global
solution that works for them.
Mortgages? I am responsible for looking after our
Why did you join PCD?
clients and contacts in Jersey. I regularly
PCD Club is a great way to market our
meet with introducers of business to
business and to meet other industry
talk about what we are doing in the
professionals. We are all so busy
marketplace, what we are seeing in
nowadays and it’s often difficult to tie
terms of new business trends and
people down. The PCD Club events
where we expect things to move in the
provide an opportunity to catch-up
future. The current period of ‘lockdown’
with people you may not have seen for
has made it impossible to meet people
some time...
in person, so technology has played a big part in staying connected. That
Read full interview online
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•MEET OUT MEMBERS•
Meet our Members: Simon Mitchell advice relating to lifetime gifts, advising on the creation, administration and termination of trusts, including dealing with the administration of complex estates including those with overseas assets and business/agricultural interests, and post death tax planning, including Deeds of Variation. What do you love most about your role? Being in a friendly and collegiate atmosphere within a team which is all very much pulling in the same direction – I am fortunate to work What do you do for Thomson Snell &
with some great colleagues with wide
Passmore?
ranging expertise across the private
I am a partner in the tax planning
client and wider corporate spheres, and
division within the private client
it is always rewarding to share ideas
department. I help clients with the
and experiences. It is also very satisfying
preparation of Wills and Lasting Powers
to help my clients and to ensure that
of Attorney and the estate and tax
their needs are dealt with in the best
planning issues that go with that, as
way possible. I love the relationships
well as the administration of trusts and
I am able to build with clients, and
of estates for clients who have died. My
particularly enjoy delivering insightful
particular areas of expertise include
and practical guidance...
advising on all aspects of Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax including
Read full interview online
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•MEMBER NEWS•
Member News Thomson Snell & Passmore appoints Joanna Pratt as Senior Partner in historic year for the firm Leading South East law firm Thomson Snell & Passmore is pleased to announce the appointment of Joanna Pratt as its new Senior Partner. Joanna, who is Head of Family, will take on the role from June 2020, just ahead of the firm’s landmark 450th anniversary in July.
Read full article online
Sancus provides funding to London development group. Sancus are delighted to support London Development Group (LDG) in the refinancing of its site on Caroline Street in Birmingham with a £2.1m advance. The funding has been used to refinance the site following the granting of planning permission, providing LDG with time to terminate its current tenancies and prepare the site for development.
Read full article online
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•THOUGHT LEADERSHIP•
Thought Leadership
Prime or corporate member? Contact lucy@pcd.club to share your news or advertise.
Why the demand for escrow services has increased during COVID-19 By Ben Lees, Senior Trust Manager at SMP Partners
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Cooking in the COVID kitchen By Jose Luis Romanillos, Consultant, Agent & Introducer at J.L.Romanillos Ltd
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•THOUGHT LEADERSHIP•
Estate planning By ILS World
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Removing your information from Google search results: what is the “right to be forgotten”? By Alicia Mendonca-Richards, Associate at Farrer & Co
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“Cash is King”… Boost postcoronavirus cash flows by revisiting historic property expenditure By Alun Oliver, Managing Director at E³ Consulting
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•THOUGHT LEADERSHIP•
Briefing note: Steps to protect your personal tax position under COVID-19 By Craig Kemsley, Head of Tax at Calibrate Law
Read article online
Willingness and wherewithal - GlenQ on building business and supporting growth in entrepreneurial Africa By Iain Quenault and Paul Glennon at GlenQ
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Returning to work By Andy Young at SPS
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•P C D PAC K AG E S•
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