Edition 1 - The united issue

Our inaugural theme explores ever-deepening links between the US and UK. From the ‘fairy tale’ of an US actress becoming a duchess, to two of the most controversial leaders either country has seen forming something of a ‘bromance’ in the face of Brexit; in one form or another, the news this year has been full of the US–UK special relationship.

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Dressed for succession

An increasing number of families are dividing their time between London and the US or choosing to relocate across the Atlantic. Here we highlight some of the key issues that need to be considered ahead of a move across the pond.

Tactical Impact

Getting to grips with impact investing. Philanthropic culture is embedded in the US and is now gaining popularity in the UK. We look at a socially conscious generation wanting to give back.

It's a tie

The growing trend for young people to study at overseas universities, particularly in the US and the UK, has long-term implications for both students and their families. Context takes a closer look at how globetrotting students are benefitting from the international experience.

Altered - The changing shape of the US elite

Thanks to emerging prosperity between the coasts and shifting attitudes, Context discovers America’s high-net-worth map is composed of finer brushstrokes than ever before.

The accidental American

A surprising number of individuals, including the current British Prime Minister, discover they are US citizens too late, by which time the implications can be costly, explains our investigation.

The Property Fixer

We talk to Ugo Arinzeh of Onyx Property Consultants to find out what Americans moving to London need to know about schools, popular neighbourhoods and buying a home.

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Edition 1 - The united issue

Dressed for succession

Tactical Impact

It's a tie

Altered - The changing shape of the US elite

The accidental American

The Property Fixer

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