Swiss entrepreneur and philanthropist Hansjörg Wyss has made a remarkable impact in the fields of business and philanthropy. With a net worth estimated at more than $4.7 billion, Wyss has dedicated his wealth to causes close to his heart, particularly environmental protection, health care, and scientific advancement.
Each family office (FO) is as unique as the family it supports. But it is the family who determines what model of family office would serve both the family and the business. Thus, the needs of the family and the business goals and needs have to be carefully considered.
While much of Europe and the US are struggling with stagnant economic growth, it’s a different story in Africa. The International Monetary Fund is forecasting GDP growth of 4% on the continent.
Financial technology has become a heavily lucrative industry that has grown over the years, taking everything from retail banking to wealth management online. Recently, CNBC, an American basic cable business news channel and website, in partnership with statistics and data gathering portal Statista, identified 200 of the top fintech companies globally. What are the most successful and important players on the field?
For a long time, he was the richest Chinese; a few years ago, he fell to fourth place. Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, one of the largest e-commerce platforms in the world, and the founder of Fintech Ant Group, today presents himself above all as a philanthropist.
The digital euro is to be part of people's everyday lives in a few years, says Joachim Nagel, president of the German Bundesbank. The euro currency guards are already working intensively on a digital version of the common currency.
In recent years, Chinese investment in Africa has been a topic of much debate and analysis. While some argue that China is exploiting the continent's natural resources for its own economic gain, others believe that Chinese initiatives are aiding Africa's development and contributing to its economic growth.
Private investors are becoming more important and are changing football in the background more strongly than many think. The role of super-rich owners, including oil-producing countries, is continuing to decline. Football is rapidly changing from an economic point of view after the Corona pandemic.

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