Podcast
Podcast
Podcast
10.2.2023
31 million US dollars. The Grandmaster Chime changed hands for this sum at Christie's auction house in Geneva at the beginning of 2021. In True Deals - the real stories behind extraordinary investments , Christina Kleinfeld and Judith Henke talk this time about the deal for the world's most expensive wristwatch, a model from Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Patek Philippe.
When it comes to investing, many people first think of shares, bonds, commodities or real estate. However, some investors also add limited edition watches, rare stamps or first edition comics to their portfolio. This asset class is called collectibles. In the second part of the podcast episode, we take a look at this asset class. I talk to Christina Kleinfeld about the opportunities and risks of collectibles.
This podcast is produced by Podstars by OMR. It is presented by the family office FINVIA and Finance Forward.
A new episode of True Deals about the machinations of international companies, corrupt managers and spectacular deals is published every second Friday.
Podcast
10.2.2023
Christian Neuhaus
In episode 2, we take a closer look at the deal for the world's most expensive wristwatch and talk about the model from Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Patek Philippe.
31 million US dollars. The Grandmaster Chime changed hands for this sum at Christie's auction house in Geneva at the beginning of 2021. In True Deals - the real stories behind extraordinary investments , Christina Kleinfeld and Judith Henke talk this time about the deal for the world's most expensive wristwatch, a model from Swiss luxury watch manufacturer Patek Philippe.
When it comes to investing, many people first think of shares, bonds, commodities or real estate. However, some investors also add limited edition watches, rare stamps or first edition comics to their portfolio. This asset class is called collectibles. In the second part of the podcast episode, we take a look at this asset class. I talk to Christina Kleinfeld about the opportunities and risks of collectibles.
This podcast is produced by Podstars by OMR. It is presented by the family office FINVIA and Finance Forward.
About the author
Christian Neuhaus
Christian Neuhaus is one of the founders of FINVIA.
After gaining his first professional experience at UBS Sauerborn, where he was a member of the investment committee, the business graduate joined HQ Trust GmbH, the multi-family office of the Harald Quandt family, in 2011 together with some of the current FINVIA founders. Here, he advised complex large assets on asset structuring until 2016. He was then involved in setting up the digital asset manager LIQID - an associated company of HQ Trust GmbH, to which he eventually returned to help develop the digital strategy.
