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31 March 2009 - James Rutter

Exclusive offer: Responsible Wealth Review from the Private Wealth Council

Dow Jones Wealth Bulletin has secured for readers a limited number of copies of the Responsible Wealth Review, the exclusive periodical from the Private Wealth Council, a network of ultra-wealthy individuals.

The Responsible Wealth Review is circulated to a small group of wealth owners globally. The Private Wealth Council has kindly agreed to send copies to the first 60 Wealth Bulletin readers who send their postal details to:

editor.wealth-bulletin@dowjones.com

The latest issue concentrates on responsible investing with articles including:

Muhammad Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank, on the economics of micro-credit;

Marcel Brenninkmeijer on investing in renewable energy;

Author and intellectual Gunter Grass on the world today;

Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, chairman of Nestle, on finding the right price for water;

Dr Sultan Al Jaber on the vision behind Abu Dhabi's Masdar City;

Queen Silvia of Sweden on fighting child drug abuse;

Fritz Kaiser on how to do good while making money;

Christopher Flavin and Robert Engelmann of the Worldwatch Institution on the path to reversing climate change.

If you would like to receive a copy, please send your postal address to: editor.wealth-bulletin@dowjones.com

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