Meetings


PEERS offers men and women from all cultures and backgrounds meetings in a welcoming, informal and discreet atmosphere. The fact that fellow members are in the same broad band of financial circumstances adds confidence.
 
Experts may start a meeting by volunteering their latest insights. Members may ask questions and discuss the topic. Anything around the topic of wealth management can be discussed in monthly meetings: investing, banking, taxes, law, charity, long term planning, life style decisions and whatever else becomes of interest.  We do not aim for common decisions or common investments.  We may negotiate collectively to leverage our combined buying power, but members consider information privately, decide and invest individually and privately, without fellow PEERS members' knowledge.  Action is a matter of private choice for each member.
 
Our meetings are set up in such a way that members do not need to reveal private information.
 
Monthly meetings are the starting point for members to gain information, share ideas and build relationships. Attendance is encouraged but not obligatory. No press is allowed at meetings unless advised in advance on special occasions.
 
Meetings usually take place in Central London, on the second Tuesday of the month and in Lausanne on the fourth Thursday of the month.

A typical meeting format is:

4.00 pm - start of the meeting which may include invited speakers and member  discussions;
6.00 pm - reception with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, informal conversation;
6.30 pm - dinner with vegetarian and other dietary options, snacks or buffet, conversation  and sometimes further presentations from invited speakers.