succession strategies presents both private individuals and entrepreneurs with complex challenges, as financial, legal, tax and private aspects need to be taken into account. FINVIA supports you in all steps of asset succession.

Passing on the family wealth to the next generation is a highly emotional process for both sides. So how can it be planned to avoid disputes and prepare everyone involved in the best possible way? FINVIA founder Christian Neuhaus explains how the family office supports the generations as a neutral partner in wealth succession.

Selling your company gives you time for new projects and a significant increase in assets. But what comes next? Senior Family Officer Beatrice Reed sheds some light on the subject and explains why entrepreneurs are increasingly relying on the services and offers of family offices.

Primary and secondary funds complement each other ideally in a well-structured private equity portfolio and enable investors to benefit from both long-term growth and stable returns. FINVIA explains the key differences between primary and secondary funds and what you need to look out for.

Those who want to protect themselves from volatile share prices use private equity to invest in company developments outside the stock market. However, the illiquid nature of the asset class and its staggered capital calls present investors with a major challenge. So how can you manage to benefit from the advantages and maintain sufficient liquidity in your overall assets?

FINVIA Sports Investments opens up new opportunities for investors of all kinds. In addition to passion and exceptional talent, this sector offers unique opportunities for your wealth. Co-founder Mathias Jauch explains what these are and why this offer could also be interesting for your portfolio.

A diversified and sustainable asset allocation is particularly important. Real estate is playing an increasingly important role in the asset strategy. Elena Reuter, Head of Real Estate, gives us a brief overview of direct and indirect investments.

Josef Brunner, one of Germany's most successful startup founders, talks about the importance of entrepreneurial capital, role models and the value of gut instinct.

Over 30 years ago, the Dahler couple founded what is now a renowned real estate company. Here they provide insights into their beginnings, the challenges of the industry and their visions for the future.

Amir Roughani came to Germany as a war refugee at the age of eleven. Today, he is a successful entrepreneur with his VISPIRON Group, which specializes in mobility and renewable energies. In this interview, he reveals why he has turned away from pure profit maximization and how he defines wealth for himself.

Almost 50 years ago, an eccentric, rich and uncompromising founder tried to turn the automotive industry upside down with his own company. A story about time machines, cocaine and one of the most legendary cars of all time.

More and more start-ups in Germany are achieving valuations in the billions. But the money often comes from abroad and German investors are still reluctant. How can this be changed?

Motorola once built the first cell phone, had big plans and even wanted to swallow Huawei. Then came the fall into insignificance. Today, the company no longer plays a role alongside Apple and Samsung. How did it get this far?