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re had to be a wedding. And it had to be a grand celebration befitting a Fisher Island multimillionaire who controls billions from Wall Street to Bermuda, from London to Dubai. So on a sunny June day two years ago, father and daughter exchanged rings at Westminster Abbey. They couldn't follow conve

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