When a foundation puts together a fund portfolio today, it does so in the knowledge of the low-interest rate and the key performance data of various funds. What suggestions could foundations get from decision-makers in family offices? Possible keywords here would be a calendar year, investment style, performance as a […]
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As someone who has been an investor and fund manager in the commodities sector for over 20 years, it is hard to avoid reading this book presented here, “THE WORLD FOR SALE” ((Javier Blas & Jack Farchy). I didn’t want to read it, as one could expect the usual unqualified […]
In the German literature of Romanticism, which begins around 1800 and extends in its offshoots well into the 19th century parallel to other cultural-historical currents, the complex of topics of economics and wealth is discussed for the first time on a noteworthy scale. Previously, discussions on the meaning and function […]
“Good relations only hurt those who don’t have any” Luxembourg is known as a hub for business, progress, and innovation. It is characterized not only by its exceptionally strong political, cultural, and business relations with its surrounding countries, but also by a high degree of internationality. Due to its economic […]
The single family office investment committee Unlike institutional players, not all family offices do have an investment committee. However, the investment strategy is at the core of every single family office to ensure its alignment with the family’s purpose of wealth. Ultimately, the financial objectives need to coherently complement the […]
“Las Vegas is busy every day, so we know that not everyone is rational.” -Charles Ellis One question that has haunted us since stock exchanges have existed is how decisions are made in the capital market. Rationalism gave rise to some of our central variables and represented the central current […]