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FT Wealth: July

In this edition: Women are playing an increasingly senior role in the gaming industry; rich householders are finding themselves underinsured; a ‘nepo’ CEO on why taking over from a parent is no pushover; jittery about China’s intentions, some Taiwanese look offshore; should investors ditch hedge-funds?

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Wealthy collectors seem undeterred by global turmoil
Art buyers were spending more last year than they did before Covid-19 hit
‘People are nervous’: Taiwan’s wealthy shelter money overseas in fear of China conflict
Geopolitical tensions and crackdown on longstanding offshore holdings trigger shift into portable assets
High-end homes are becoming more difficult and more expensive to insure
Inflation and increased natural catastrophes have driven up premiums for upmarket property and collections
How Worms turned Debbie Bestwick into a games industry female winner
The outgoing Team17 chief executive on her battles in a sector known for its sexist attitudes — and the role the 1990s invertebrate-inspired video game played in her success
Julie Charlestein: ‘Nepotism isn’t a good or a bad thing in a family business. It’s simply a fact’
The fourth-generation CEO of Premier Dental Products offers advice on how to navigate the challenges of working with kin
The art of portraying power, wealth and entitlement
The thing about status is that most of us just don’t have it — the truly wealthy don’t need to try to look rich

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