LGT’s Salzburg branch is losing a senior advisor: After nine years, Nikolaus Nicolaus (48) is moving to an Austrian Multi-Family Office as a partner on June 1st, which is opening a new branch in Salzburg and Kitzbühel with him.
Nicolaus, born on December 6, has almost two decades of experience in upscale Private Banking. Since 2016, he has served high-net-worth clients at LGT in Salzburg as a senior private banker. Prior to that, he worked for four years in Credit Suisse’s private banking division in Vienna and Salzburg, after spending eight years at the ABL Group as an equity sales specialist and analyst in investor Christian Angermayer’s personal team.
The move is being made by KRONOS, a multi-family office founded in 2009 with offices in Vienna, Linz, and now also in Salzburg and Kitzbühel. KRONOS sees itself as an independent advisor for wealth structuring and subsequent ongoing investment controlling.
Tenders, Private Markets and Financing
This includes tenders for asset managers and banks as well as all private market investments. KRONOS also claims to support well-known clients, including private and public institutions, in the area of financing.
The company is managed by founders Sven E. Rischko and Roland Pschebezin, as well as Roland Wöginger in Upper Austria. With Nicolaus’s arrival, KRONOS gains a new partner. KRONOS currently manages approximately €600 million in client assets.
“Nikolaus Nicolaus is one of Austria’s most sought-after private bankers. After 20 years of personal acquaintance, we are now also joining forces professionally to further develop KRONOS as a leading multi-family office in the DACH region,” says Rischko of the new addition.
A native of Munich, he is married and the father of three children. Based in western Austria, Nicolaus will advise high-net-worth private clients with assets between €2 million and €150 million, support bank tenders, structure financing solutions, and expand access to private market and real estate investments.
https://www.private-banking-magazin.de/lgt-banker-wechselt-zu-multi-family-office/