Publishing Programme 2026–2027
Six digital editions per year, reaching 25,000+ family office principals, UHNWIs and private wealth professionals. Plan editorial contributions and commercial placements against the year ahead.
Paid Submission Policy
All article submissions are subject to a publication fee. Submission of content does not guarantee publication. All submissions are reviewed by the editorial team and must meet our editorial standards. Please contact us for current rates and publication options.
2026–2027 Publishing Programme
Every edition is built around a confirmed editorial theme. Contribution and advertising opportunities are available in every issue.
Issue One · April–May 2026
The decisions, structures and philosophies that determine whether wealth survives the people who built it — across succession, governance, purposeful capital, alternative assets, longevity and natural capital. Fifteen contributors. Six editorial sections.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
PublishedIssue Two · June–July 2026
Private capital is entering its most structurally uncertain decade in a generation. Family offices and internationally active investors are reassessing liquidity, jurisdictional exposure, tax positioning and geopolitical risk simultaneously. This edition examines how sophisticated wealth structures are adapting to inflation persistence, regulatory pressure, political fragmentation and the repricing of global capital markets.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
Publishing Late July 2026
Issue Three · August–September 2026
The practitioner edition — intelligence and craft from the professionals who serve private wealth. Coverage across client acquisition, technology, regulation and the operational discipline of running a modern private wealth firm. Written by and for the practitioners who advise family offices, principals and internationally mobile capital.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
21 August 2026 · Booking
Issue Four · October–November 2026
The governance, psychology and structural work behind successful generational transition. Coverage spans succession architecture, next-generation identity and authority, board and council design, and the operational disciplines that determine whether private capital survives across generations.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
16 October 2026 · Open
Issue Five · December 2026–January 2027
The annual allocations outlook for internationally active private wealth. Coverage across private markets, real assets, alternatives, public market positioning, currency and jurisdictional exposure — with a focus on how sophisticated family offices are constructing portfolios for the year ahead in a repriced global capital environment.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
18 December 2026 · Open
Issue Six · February–March 2027
The first anniversary edition of UK Private Wealth Magazine. A retrospective and forward look at the year in private wealth — spanning governance, succession, jurisdictional structuring, alternatives and the practitioners, principals and institutions defining the sector.
Cross-Border Spotlight
Deadline
19 February 2027 · Open
| Edition | Theme | Cross-Border Spotlight Section | Contribution and Advertising Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Issue One · April–May 2026 | Wealth Across Generations The decisions, structures and philosophies that determine whether wealth survives the people who built it — across succession, governance, purposeful capital, alternative assets, longevity and natural capital. Fifteen contributors. Six editorial sections. | Women Reshaping Private Wealth LeadershipEurope's Student Housing Crisis — The Investment Case. A 3.1-million bed shortfall, institutional demand and the structural opportunity in purpose-built student accommodation across leading European university cities. | Published |
| Issue Two · June–July 2026 | Capital Under Pressure Private capital is entering its most structurally uncertain decade in a generation. Family offices and internationally active investors are reassessing liquidity, jurisdictional exposure, tax positioning and geopolitical risk simultaneously. This edition examines how sophisticated wealth structures are adapting to inflation persistence, regulatory pressure, political fragmentation and the repricing of global capital markets. | Cross-Border Legal & Tax — The Growing Strategic Challenge for UK Family Offices and Wealth OwnersAs globally mobile wealth becomes increasingly international, cross-border legal and tax planning is rapidly emerging as one of the most important considerations for family offices, entrepreneurs and private wealth owners. | Publishing Late July 2026 |
| Issue Three · August–September 2026 | Practitioner Edition The practitioner edition — intelligence and craft from the professionals who serve private wealth. Coverage across client acquisition, technology, regulation and the operational discipline of running a modern private wealth firm. Written by and for the practitioners who advise family offices, principals and internationally mobile capital. | Asia-Pacific — Hong Kong, Singapore and the Rise of a Multi-Hub Family Office RegionAs global private capital increasingly rebalances toward the Asia-Pacific region, family offices are building strategies across a multi-jurisdictional ecosystem spanning Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, alongside broader APAC growth markets. | 21 August 2026 · Booking |
| Issue Four · October–November 2026 | Succession & Next Gen The governance, psychology and structural work behind successful generational transition. Coverage spans succession architecture, next-generation identity and authority, board and council design, and the operational disciplines that determine whether private capital survives across generations. | India & Southeast Asia — The New Engine of Global Private Capital FormationAs global wealth creation continues to shift eastward, India and Southeast Asia are emerging as one of the most significant growth engines for private capital deployment over the coming decades. | 16 October 2026 · Open |
| Issue Five · December 2026–January 2027 | Allocations Outlook The annual allocations outlook for internationally active private wealth. Coverage across private markets, real assets, alternatives, public market positioning, currency and jurisdictional exposure — with a focus on how sophisticated family offices are constructing portfolios for the year ahead in a repriced global capital environment. | EMEA — Diverging Models of Ageing, Healthcare and Wealth Planning.How European and Middle Eastern family offices are structuring for the longevity era — across healthcare infrastructure, demographic change, succession planning, medical mobility, longevity investment and intergenerational capital preservation. | 18 December 2026 · Open |
| Issue Six · February–March 2027 | Anniversary Edition The first anniversary edition of UK Private Wealth Magazine. A retrospective and forward look at the year in private wealth — spanning governance, succession, jurisdictional structuring, alternatives and the practitioners, principals and institutions defining the sector. | Luxembourg, Switzerland & the Netherlands — Rebuilding Europe's Cross-Border Wealth ArchitectureAs internationally active families rethink how wealth should be structured, governed and deployed after Brexit, Luxembourg, Switzerland and the Netherlands are emerging as three of the most strategically important jurisdictions in the future of European private capital. | 19 February 2027 · Open |
Who We Publish
Law firms, private banks, fiduciaries, advisory firms, technology platforms and specialist consultants who place expert commentary directly in front of a verified private wealth audience, with all partner content clearly labelled.
Principals who have built, inherited or are stewarding significant family capital. Anonymous contributions accepted. UK and international principals equally welcome.
The experience of the next generation navigating governance roles, values questions and independent investment identity is one of the most underrepresented voices in private wealth media.
Family governance researchers, private wealth economists, regulatory specialists and policy analysts whose work is directly relevant to the family office community.
Editorial Submissions
Editorial contributions are reviewed by our team and published to the same standard as all other content. We welcome original insight, analysis and perspective from qualified contributors. All article submissions are subject to a publication fee and all partner and advertorial content is clearly labelled.
Paid Submission Policy
All article submissions are subject to a publication fee. Submission of content does not guarantee publication. All submissions are reviewed by the editorial team and must meet our editorial standards. Please contact us for current rates and publication options.
800–1,500 words
Your analysis of a specific challenge, trend or opportunity relevant to family offices. Paid editorial submission — no overtly promotional content. Write for an audience of peers.
Contact: office@privatemarkets-group.com with subject line Principal Perspective.
Partner Content
UK Private Wealth Magazine is read by family office principals, UHNWIs and senior private wealth professionals. Partner content is positioned alongside independent editorial that our readers trust — which means your message reaches an audience that is paying attention.
£3,000 + VAT
190mm × 277mm live area. All prices exclusive of VAT. Digital and print-on-demand distribution to 25,000+ opted-in subscribers included as standard.
£3,500 + VAT
Single page 800–1,200 words, published under your name, written in house style, clearly labelled as partner content.
£7,500 + VAT
Two pages of partner editorial content, available in selected editions.
£6,500 + VAT
First page seen on opening. Limited to one advertiser per position per edition.
£28,000 + VAT
One advertorial per quarter, logo on cover, priority access to all available positions across the editorial year.
Contact James Taylor · Head of Partnerships · office@privatemarkets-group.com · +44 (0) 203 376 9612
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UK Private Wealth Magazine is published by Private Markets Group Ltd. All editorial content is independent. Advertising and partner content is clearly labelled throughout. We aim to respond to all submissions within five working days.
