Single Family Office

    Seier Capital

    Lars Seier Christensen's Single Family Office · Schwarzenbach, Switzerland

    $400M estimated AUM

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    Estimated AUM
    $400M
    Founder
    Lars Seier Christensen
    Headquarters
    Schwarzenbach, Switzerland

    AUM figures are estimates compiled from public sources. How we source our data.

    About Seier Capital

    Seier Capital is the single family office of Lars Seier Christensen, a Danish entrepreneur who co-founded the online trading and investment firm Saxo Bank in 1992 and later divested his stake, the source of most of his wealth. Established in 2015 and based in Schwarzenbach, in Switzerland's St Gallen canton, the office is wholly owned by Christensen and deploys only his own capital, taking no outside investors. Its portfolio spans blockchain, technology, hospitality and culture, most notably the Concordium blockchain protocol, which Christensen founded and chairs. Third-party estimates put its assets at roughly $400M. Past holdings have ranged widely, from early-stage tech startups to a stake in football club FC Copenhagen.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Seier Capital?

    Seier Capital is a single family office associated with Lars Seier Christensen, based in Schwarzenbach, Switzerland.

    Where is Seier Capital located?

    Seier Capital is based in Schwarzenbach, Switzerland.

    How much does Seier Capital manage?

    Seier Capital is estimated to oversee approximately $400M in assets. As a private family office it files no public AUM disclosures, so figures are third-party estimates compiled from public sources.

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