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Assetgrip – Dedicated Family Office Software has been originated from the practice of a renowned international Single Family Office (SFO). All knowledge and experience of the founder of Assetgrip – Peter Nethe (30/3/1962) – has now been captured into source code.
In the first place, this knowledge and experience include Peter’s work as a PhD student at the department of “Financing & Investment” at the Free University of Amsterdam; his activities in a “Corporate Finance” department of an Amsterdam securities bank (Van Meer James Capel); his role as “Private Banker” and “Investment Analyst Dutch Stocks” (Delta Lloyd Bank) and his position of “Investment Strategist” at Banque Paribas Nederland, Theodoor Gilissen Bankiers and Wealth Management Partners respectively. Against this background, Peter claims a broad experience within the financial industry.
From his last position, Peter was asked by a successful entrepreneur to help set up his investment company (AtlasInvest) as his trusted adviser/Single Family Officer; and as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) to look after all interests and assets. It is from these positions that Peter was first confronted with the enormous complexity of effectively managing and reporting various asset classes and felt the need to get a better grip on assets.
This setting has led to Peter having his own toolkit (NetheR-CRUNCH!) developed further with the help of professional programmers into the current Assetgrip – A Dedicated Family Office Platform.
Over the years, Peter has assisted two other families in helping setting up their Single Family Office, with Assetgrip also serving as the holistic investment decision platform. In setting up and managing a Single Family Office, Peter claims a long-term broad experience from within.
The above experiences, combined with an above-average affinity with the ability to program independently in Excel/VBA, has resulted in Assetgrip developing into what it is today:
- A unique platform for Family Offices, independent of the financial industry and safe.
