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  • Apr 12, 2024

Private Client Partner and senior associate comment for the Financial Times ‘ft wealth’ on the changing spending habits of billionaires

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The way ultra-high net worth individuals are spending is changing, with more billionaires becoming aware of their carbon footprint and how it affects their reputation. Partner Matthew Braithwaite and Senior Associate Caroline Russell are quoted by the Financial Times in this article that explores how ultra-high net worth individuals are choosing to spend their money in this changing world.

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