Tara Patel is a lecturer at SciencesPo. She specializes in finance, trading, investment, and legal affairs, with a keen focus on wealth management, corporate finance, and real estate. Tara's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as the Brisbane Times, Financial Post, and Bloomberg Law, among others.
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Tara Patel’s coverage spans a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on government and politics, transportation and logistics, as well as sales and marketing. Her articles often feature evolving stories and cite data or press releases.
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By: Ania Nussbaum, Tara Patel
French billionaire Pierre-Edouard Sterin, who has stirred controversy over his right-wing politics, is pleading with lawmakers to modify rules so he can disinherit his five children, saying he prefers to give his fortune to charity.
By: Tara Patel, Ania Nussbaum
Der französische Milliardär Pierre-Edouard Sterin, der mit seiner rechten politischen Haltung für Kontroversen sorgt, hat Gesetzgeber aufgefordert, die Regeln so zu ändern, dass er seine fünf Kinder enterben kann. Er sagte, er wolle sein Vermögen lieber für wohltätige Zwecke einsetzen.
By: Tara Patel, Ania Nussbaum
French billionaire Pierre-Edouard Sterin, who has stirred controversy over his right-wing politics, is pleading with lawmakers to modify rules so he can disinherit his five children, saying he prefers to give his fortune to charity.
By: Ania Nussbaum, Tara Patel
Paris | French billionaire Pierre-Edouard Sterin, who has stirred controversy over his right-wing politics, is pleading with lawmakers to modify
By: Tara Patel, Cindy Wang, Devon Pendleton
Wealthy business owners are setting up trusts to shape the future of their empires after they die, leading to bitter court battles.
By: Gaspard Sebag, Tara Patel, Jeff Kao
Monaco is investigating a €9.4 million ($11 million) deal by the grandson of billionaire Viktor Rashnikov to buy a luxury apartment in the weeks after the Russian steel tycoon was sanctioned over the invasion of Ukraine.
One of the billionaire heirs behind French drugmaker Ipsen SA has left his $4 billion fortune to a Luxembourg charity and an offshore trust, clouding the outlook for the company’s long-term control and ownership.
France’s wealthiest citizens are increasingly turning away from investing in their own country and are thinking about leaving as worries over tax policy cloud their outlook, according to a survey of family offices.
A bruising battle over operational control within the billionaire Castel family’s drinks empire is intensifying after the two heirs at the center of the conflict were removed from the board of the historic wine business based near Bordeaux.
