Daniel Bardsley

Daniel Bardsley is a freelance writer for CampdenFO and CampdenFB.

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Infographic: Saudi Arabian family businesses

While Saudi Arabian family businesses do not dominate the economy to the extent seen with family firms in some other Gulf states, they nevertheless play a crucial role in the country’s economy. But ties to the petroleum sector makes some of them vulnerable to oil price fluctuations, as recent events show. Daniel Bardsley takes a look

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FB Roundup: Walmart, Vedanta, and impact investing

Walmart reports huge jump in US online sales, next-generation family member joins Vedanta board, and GIIN survey says big financial firms bring mixed blessings for impact investing

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Dividend tax-free allowance cut ‘risks family businesses’

Family business specialists are calling on the British government not to reintroduce plans to cut tax breaks on dividends but some observers say the measures are likely to be brought back after the forthcoming general election.

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FB roundup: AB InBev, Fairfax Media, and In-N-Out

Brewing giant AB InBev profits up but struggles in Americas; Whither Fairfax Media as assets cherry picked; Third-gen takes ownership of billion dollar In-N-Out burger chain.

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Family office executive pay tops £300,000 but drop in bonuses paid

Salaries for senior executives at family offices are increasing, and almost one-third of chief executives and managing directors now earn more than £300,000 ($386,000) a year, according to a new report.

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UBS launches how-to guide for family offices

A guide to setting up a family office has been launched amid warnings that families must maintain unity or risk losing their wealth.

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Class action: Why philanthropists are going back to school

Education is by far the most supported philanthropic cause among family offices, according to the Global Family Office Report 2016 by Campden Wealth. Daniel Bardsley finds out why the returns on such a social impact investment can be financial, as well as feel-good

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As pretty as a picture? Smart investments in the art world

With concerns over fraud and ownership, the art world offers myriad pitfalls for the unwary, causing experts to advise bringing in specialists to help ensure that investments do not turn sour.

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Clarity of thought: How advisers can help make better decisions

Ultra high net worth families are faced with an ongoing series of highly complex, multigenerational wealth management challenges. CampdenFB explores the latest research.

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Binding decisions: How philanthropy can foster family unity

Affluent families are good at structuring their decision-making around investments, but could more formal processes around philanthropy also be helpful in building family unity? Daniel Bardsley reports

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