Assure Wealth

Assure Wealth

Assure Wealth was founded in 2014 in Hellerup, Denmark, by Carsten With Thygesen and Kim Gredsted. Thygesen, the former Vice Chairman of Realdania and a board member at Formuepleje Holding, and Gredsted, also involved with Frontier Investment Management, created the firm to serve as an outsourced family-office function. The platform plugs into 35 domestic and international banks, automating the consolidation of listed and unlisted assets — private equity, real estate, direct holdings — for clients who need a single source of truth without ceding discretion to a traditional wealth manager. The firm structures its deployment through adjacent partnerships rather than building a large internal investment team. Assure Wealth's activity spans private equity and real estate, with a geographic focus on Europe and a clear tilt toward asset-heavy, ESG-aligned opportunities. In real estate, it invests in development and value-add projects; one confirmed vehicle is TG Partners VIII, a fund structured with the Thylander Group, which executed a recapitalization of BoStad A/S alongside Goldman Sachs Alternatives. The BoStad portfolio covers residential assets across Denmark's regional growth cities. The firm also holds forestry and land management assets in Northern Europe. Assure Wealth is a lean operation, led by CEO Klaus Lauenborg Breitenstein, who oversees the Assure Group. The group's network extends into the Danish professional establishment; Thygesen is a member of VL Group 6, the national association for business leaders, which provides a tight sourcing funnel for family and corporate clients. The firm does not disclose total assets under administration or full team size. A recent operational signal is the continued expansion of its banking data integrations, deepening its position as a non-discretionary utility for family offices and corporate treasuries. Assure Wealth's structural distinction is its refusal to manage assets. It does not construct portfolios, pick stocks, or compete for fund mandates. It is purely an administrative and reporting layer, charging for consolidated visibility and back-office outsourcing. That posture makes it a Switzerland-like utility for families who want to keep multiple external managers, retain full control of investment decisions, and eliminate the opacity of fragmented custody accounts. In a region where family offices often blur the line between advice and administration, Assure Wealth's hard separation of church and state is its calling card.