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Private Credit Riskier in Australia on Property Bets, CIOs Warn
Private-credit investments are growing increasingly risky in Australia due to their heavy weighting toward the property sector, some of the nation’s biggest funds say.
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Epstein Once Appointed Staley, Summers Executors of His Will
Years before his death, Jeffrey Epstein appointed Jes Staley, a former top executive at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Barclays Plc, as one of the executors of his will, according to new files released by the US Justice Department.
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What to Know About Investing in Private Assets Like OpenAI
Soaring valuations are fueling a rush of newcomers into private assets.
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Ellison’s Vow to Backstop Paramount Bid Would Reshape Wealth
Larry Ellison has built the world’s third-largest fortune by holding tight to his Oracle Corp. stock, rarely selling his shares and instead relying on loans to fund billions in investments and lifestyle expenses.
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Starmer Retreats on Inheritance Tax After Farmers’ Backlash
Keir Starmer’s Labour government has raised the threshold for inheritance tax on agricultural property from £1 million ($1.4 million) to £2.5 million, a major concession in a long-running battle with British farmers.
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Citadel to Return $5 Billion of Hedge Fund’s Profits to Clients
Ken Griffin’s Citadel will return about $5 billion of profits earned this year, bringing its assets under management to $67 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Billionaire Ordered to Transfer Polish Media Empire to Kids
A Liechtenstein court said billionaire Zygmunt Solorz must hand over his Polish media empire to his three children, dismissing his appeal to block the succession in the latest chapter of a feud roiling the family business.
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Crypto’s Big Year Didn’t Work Out for All of Its Billionaires
The stars seemed aligned for a breakout in digital assets as the year began. President Donald Trump, buoyed by millions in campaign support from the crypto industry, was promising a friendlier regulatory regime. Top financial firms were finally embracing the sector.
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Hedge Fund Founder Alan Howard Becomes Swiss Resident in UK Exit
Alan Howard, co-founder of Brevan Howard Asset Management, joined the ranks of wealthy individuals exiting the UK amid tax hikes, surfacing as a resident of Switzerland.
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UK’s Richest Woman Denise Coates Earns £287 Million From Bet365 Empire
Bet365 Group Ltd. founder Denise Coates was paid roughly £287 million ($388 million) in 2025, retaining her title as one of the world’s best-paid executives even as her gambling empire’s earnings slumped.