Special Report

FT Wealth

In this edition: property magnate Aby Rosen on Trump, the Kushners and rethinking Manhattan Midtown. Also: Alex Gibney, the exposé king; Chinese football tycoons; Yorkshire, UK’s food haven

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The dirty business of money laundering

Calls grow for the UK to shake off its reputation as a haven for suspect cash as tensions with Russia rise

Property investor Aby Rosen on revitalising Midtown

The property magnate on Trump, the Kushners and his plans for Manhattan’s Midtown

The thin billionaire line

The door is constantly revolving as people move in and out of this exclusive club

Oscar-winner Gibney exposes dark side of business

Enron film director finds inspiration from VW emissions to Chinese investor offerings

Investment clubs good enough for Groucho Marx

The comedian might have preferred to be a founder rather than a member

Subsidy from the wealthy is important for journalism

The case for civic-minded individuals to step up has never been stronger, yet the disincentives are growing stronger still

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UK equities deemed the least attractive asset class anywhere in the world

Where the rich go for addiction treatment

The mental wellbeing of the wealthy makes a potentially lucrative business

How the wealthy use privacy laws to keep out of the news

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University endowment funds under pressure to be more sustainable

Universities have been slow to join the sustainability movement

A new pitch in South Africa to teach young teens about HIV

Grassroot Soccer’s programmes are heavily linked to football

Estate planning that donates works of art for the public good

The Acceptance in Lieu panel decides whether owners of artworks, including archives, can reduce their inheritance tax bill

Why seasoned philanthropists give more strategically

Early experiences often shatter a belief that business strategies can simply be applied to philanthropy

The perils of playing political football in China

Chinese tycoons bet on using their links to football to promote their other businesses

Malton: from sleepy town to a buzzing UK food haven

It is reborn as the foodie capital of Yorkshire under the entrepreneurial stewardship of Tom Naylor-Leyland, the heir to the £176m Fitzwilliam fortune

Capitalism on the Kremlin’s terms

Putin’s hostility to Khodorkovsky was not a matter of personal whim