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FT Wealth: June

In this edition: Why biotech is the perfect family investment; tax rules for yachts are not as simple as you think; new head of the IRS is ready to take on the super-rich; why the UK is attractive to skilled migrant workers; what life in a tax haven is really like

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Why the UK is an attractive destination for economically valuable migrants
A review says that is due mainly to abolishing quotas for highly skilled workers and for migrants’ success in getting jobs
The battle for succession
The brothers who own the Times of India have been seeking a split — and feuds among rich Indian families are not uncommon
Nasty surprises lurk for the ill-advised superyacht buyer
Complex tax considerations need to be understood before embarking on acquiring a luxury vessel
‘Biotech is the ultimate impact investment’ — family offices can’t get enough of it
Strong personal interest in healthcare among reasons for increase in flow of family office money into venture capital
What is living in a tax haven actually like — and is it worth it?
The rich have long sought out wealth-friendly regions, but many of these places lack the comforts of home
IRS sets its sights on tax avoidance by the super-rich and corporations
In the cat-and-mouse game of tax collecting in the US, the cat looks set to pounce

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