Benjamin Stupples is a Wealth Reporter at Bloomberg. He specializes in reporting on the ultra-rich, covering themes such as finance, investment, and alternative assets, while also delving into topics like art dealing and algorithmic trading. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Australian Financial Review, and Yahoo Finance.
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Benjamin's coverage heavily revolves around finance, wealth management, and business-related topics such as stock trading and family offices. He seems to prioritize in-depth analysis of investment matters, often citing relevant data.
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By: Olivia Solon, Benjamin Stupples
Leonid Radvinsky’s widow has surfaced as a beneficiary of the business empire behind adult-content platform OnlyFans, the latest example of “sideways” inheritances through rich individuals passing wealth to their spouses.
By: Benjamin Stupples
One of Jeffrey Epstein’s former top Deutsche Bank AG relationship managers left a financial services firm with ties to ultra-wealthy individuals caught up in US government files on the late financier.
By: Devon Pendleton, Benjamin Stupples
Investment firms for the world’s ultra-rich broadened their allocations to petroleum, gas and renewable energy companies in the first quarter as the conflict in Iran sent oil prices surging.
By: Benjamin Stupples, Devon Pendleton
Investment firms for the world’s ultra-rich broadened their allocations to petroleum, gas and renewable energy companies in the first quarter as the conflict in Iran sent oil prices surging.
By: Devon Pendleton, Benjamin Stupples
As gestoras de investimentos dos ultrarricos do mundo ampliaram as alocações em empresas de petróleo, gás e energia renovável no primeiro trimestre, depois que o conflito no Irã fez os preços do petróleo dispararem.
By: Benjamin Stupples
The UK is weighing a new visa that would give three years of residency to wealthy individuals investing at least £5 million ($6.7 million) in the country, as the nation seeks to revive its global attractiveness.
By: Benjamin Stupples, Myriam Balezou
UBS-Kunden aus dem Family-Office-Segment fahren ihr finanzielles Engagement in den USA zurück und passen damit ihre Strategien an die veränderte makroökonomische Lage weltweit an.
By: Benjamin Stupples
Members of the world’s super-rich are electing to take cash off the table as stocks repeatedly test new highs, offloading more than $1 billion of shares in recent weeks.
Many wealthy families are dipping a toe into the US energy space.
By: Devon Pendleton, Benjamin Stupples
The daughter of late wildcatter Autry Stephens is offloading a $2 billion stake in Diamondback Energy Inc., joining a wave of ultra-wealthy individuals taking cash off the table as stocks repeatedly test new highs.
