About PEERS

PEERS creates opportunities for high net worth individuals to meet, exchange information and negotiate better terms. PEERS is a not-for-profit group. There are no joining or membership fees. The knowledge, connections and buying power of its members are PEERS' capital.

PEERS held its first meeting in January 2008. Now there are 50+ members with several billion pounds in combined investable assets.

PEERS aims to provide a source of expertise, generate profitable ideas and facilitate good company. It works because PEERS consists of like-minded people with the same wealth management challenges and the same need for solutions.

PEERS specifically aims to provide:

A network of high net worth individuals connecting members to the wealth management grapevine, referrals and tomorrow's business partners.

A network of your peers can be a powerful tool to find your way in the wealth management landscape. It can improve the quality of decisions and save time and money. A simple question can direct you to that crucial person you would otherwise never have met. Members may raise ideas that steer you in new directions. You may find new colleagues to share a friendly lunch over a common interest or find a partner for an investment.
 

Actionable investment intelligence for high net worth individuals

PEERS members are not primarily interested in retail propositions nor in institutional investments. PEERS provides opportunities to capitalise on the unique position of the HNWI as an investor. PEERS aims to present actual investment opportunities that meet the needs of HNWI, often on preferential terms.
 

Expert information for quality wealth management

PEERS regularly invites participation from experts in fields of interest, be it legal, tax, portfolio management, banking or asset management. Our goal is to inform members, at least on an "executive summary level," about issues they need to understand, so they can recognise problems and opportunities. We also hope to introduce members to experts who may one day help them solve a problem or take up an opportunity.
 

The art of living well

Wealth management is not only about making money. When does one slow down and start to enjoy? How can you organise wealth management support that leaves you free to enjoy your wealth? How to spend it? At what rate? On yourself, on your children and grandchildren, on charity? What gives real gratification and peace of mind? PEERS endeavours to present answers.