A group of senior London-based financiers have come together to form a new multi family office, Holbein Partners, designed to more closely align the interests of the partners with those of its clients.
Holbein Partners has been formed by the merger of Cunningham Loewenstein Asset Management and the wealth management business of MaxCap Partners.
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Among its backers, Holbein has Prince Rupert Loewenstein, manager of the Rolling Stones, Steven Blakey, founder of European Credit Management, and Michael George, founder of MaxCap as well as senior managers such as Mark Cunningham, former managing director at Helix Associates, and Andrew Rodger, formerly Stonehage family office head.
Holbein said this would be done by the partner’s money accounting for a substantial proportion of the family office’s current assets under management.
The diverse background of the partners from outside of the wealth management industry will also differentiate it from other private banks and family offices, according to Holbein.
"All senior partners have lengthy and successful careers outside wealth management, notably in leadership roles in institutional asset management, international credit markets and corporate finance – they bring to clients broad and deep commercial and professional experience," Holbein said.
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By GlobalDataHolbein added, "Clients can regard the senior partners as the board of their own out-sourced family office; the number of clients will never exceed Holbein’s capacity to deliver a high level of service with close senior partner contacts."
The Belgravia-based family office said it is looking to seek clients with at least GBP50 million of financial assets.
