VERMÖGENSKULTUR

VERMÖGENSKULTUR

VERMÖGENSKULTUR AG launched in Munich as an independent multi-family office, co-founded by Stephan Simon and Marco Markgraf. The firm is open about its shareholder circle — Porsche family member Felix Alexander Porsche holds an interest via FXP Holding GmbH, and Roland Hötzl, owner of Abtura Beteiligungs GmbH, sits on the Supervisory Board. The office describes a clear commitment to stewardship across generations, explicitly tying asset preservation to its name. Investment activity spans traditional portfolio construction, direct co-investments and SPVs, and dedicated real estate exposure — including the Abtura Immobilien Portfolio, a mixed-use property pool rooted in Bavaria. The firm also pursues collectibles and passion assets as part of its private-client offering. On the philanthropic side, its Stiftungsberatung VERMÖGENSKULTUR arm advises foundations, while the wealth management unit itself holds confirmed allocations across Europe, North America, and Asia. Technology priorities include ESG integration and military-sector investments — an unusual but deliberate dual focus for a German family office. Capital ranked VERMÖGENSKULTUR among Germany’s top five wealth managers in its July 2025 edition, awarding a five-star rating. The firm structures access in three tiers: a digital entry point from €50,000, a personal advisory threshold at €250,000, and fully individualized mandates starting at €1 million. It is also a consistent member of the Elite Report Circle, the DACH region’s primary peer-recognition group for wealth managers. Altss estimates total assets under advisory in the $500M–$1B range, though the firm does not publish its own figure. Where many German multi-family offices remain opaque about ownership and mandate, VERMÖGENSKULTUR makes its architecture unusually legible. The combination of a named Porsche-family shareholder, a founders-led operating team, and a tiered-access model creates a structure that feels closer to a private partnership than a traditional wealth advisory — a rare profile in the regulated German market.