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May 19, 2008- TIGER 21, Gibraltar Team for Women-Focused Seminar

Wealth Bulletin: Ultra-HNW think differently

April 30. 2008- 'Ultra High Net Worth think differently than the mere wealthy on prospects'

Crain’s: Cutting Back on Luxury

April 19. 2008- 'Cutting back on luxury' - Well-to-do pare pricey purchases as recession affects wallets, consciences

CBS Marketwatch: World Straddles a Wall of Worry

April 8, 2008-  'Humpty Dumpty' economy about to take a fall, but cracks can be fixed -- The International Monetary Fund released its semiannual Global Financial Stability Report on Tuesday, and it shows that the world economy is anything but stable.

VIDEO: CNBC’s High Net Worth

March 7, 2008 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt and other TIGER 21 Members discuss strategies for maintaining the advantage in the current turbulent market conditions. You can find more footage of the interview here.

New York Magazine: Rich Kid Syndrome

January 14, 2008- America's burgeoning money cuture is producing a record number of heirs -- but handing down values is harder than handing down wealth.

The Sunday London Times: High Anxiety

December 2, 2007- Leaving the fruits of your success to the children is going right out of fashion.  Tony Allen-Minds finds that super-rich Tigers prefer to ease their consciences 

New York Times: Where Everyone Knows Your Portfolio

October 14, 2007 - An investing club for the very wealthy gives members a chance to share financial advice as well as hugs.

VIDEO: CNBC’s Squawk on the Street

August 23, 2007 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt TIGER 21's perspective on the recent market turmoil.

VIDEO: CNBC’s Squawk on the Street

May 22,2007 - Michael Sonnenfeldt discusses investing in Infrastructure.

Business Week: A Capital Crowd

April 24, 2006 - A kind of high-end investment club, TIGER 21 gives its multimillionaire members a chance to share deals. financial advice, and a few life lessons....

VIDEO: CNBC’s Squawk on the Street

April 7,2007 - Michael Sonnenfeldt discussed TIGER 21.

San Diego Business Journal: Tigers Who Clawed Their Way to the Top Share Investment Advice

December 3, 2007- Group for Multimillionairs Helps Members with Personal, Family Issues

Michael Sonnenfeldt on PrivateBankingInnovation.com

October 30, 2007 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt talks about TIGER 21 - a peer learning group for high net worth individuals. 

VIDEO: CNBC’s High Net Worth

May 7, 2006 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt discusses TIGER 21 with host Tyler Mathisen.

VIDEO: CNBC’s High Net Worth

March, 2006 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt discusses TIGER 21 with host Tyler Mathisen.

VIDEO: CNBC’s High Net Worth

January, 2006 - TIGER 21 Founder, Michael Sonnenfeldt discusses TIGER 21 with host Tyler Mathisen.

Fortune: The Best Therapy $10 Million Can Buy

July 12, 2004 - Inside TIGER 21, an exclusive investment club where the seriously rich trade financial tips—and life lessons. Michael Sonnenfeldt is in for a.....

Wall Street Journal: Peer Counseling for Multimillionaires

August 7, 2003 - One recent morning in a small meeting room at New York's Carlyle Hotel, Thomas Gallagher stood before six fellow millionaires. First he bared his portfolio.....

Crain’s NY: Mogul’s Club Manager

September 17, 2007 - Master marketer tapped to turn TIGER 21 into global enterprise

MSNMoney: Even big money tigers are scared of stocks

May 29, 2007 - The little-known Tiger 21 is an exclusive investment club whose 130 members -- average portfolio: $50 million -- are not exactly shunning equities but definitely are proceeding with caution.

Dallas Morning News: Newly super rich? You could join TIGER 21

May 23, 2007 - Michael Sonnenfeldt is looking for self-made Dallas multimillionaires who need directions on life's next stretch of freeway. The 51-year-old former real estate tycoon founded Tiger 21, a New York investor group, eight years ago to help the new ultra-wealthy manage their personal fortunes.

The Wall Street Journal (Europe): Wealth: High-end investment club shifts away from stocks

March 29 2007 - An investment club comprising superrich members is moving away from publicly traded shares and into alternative investments. TIGER 21, a New York-based investment club whose members...

InvestmentNews: TIGER 21 stalks alternative investments

March 26 2007 - Members of a high-net-worth investor group are moving away from public equity. TIGER 21, a 118-member peer-based investment group that requires each member to have more than $10 million in investible assets, slashed its average exposure to public equities to 29.7% last year...

FT.com (Financial Times): Risk is for the poor, and adventurers.

March 23 2007 - We know that the rich are getting richer. We know that there are more of them. And we know that the fund management and banking industries are devoting huge resources to the new discipline of "wealth management"....

Wall Street Journal: The Investment Club You Can’t Get Into

December 2, 2004 - Wealthy families are discovering a new source of financial advice: each other. One of the hottest corners of the wealth-management business is "peering" - where.....

The Wall Street Journal: Why the Rich are Heading Back to School

January 17, 2007 - The wealthy are flocking back to school to learn how to be rich. As investing and estate planning grow ever more complex -- with labyrinthine trusts, derivatives, hedge funds, structured products....

Financial Times: No need to keep it in the family

September 26, 2006 - Many are choosing not to leave their fortunes to their children. Once a month, a group of 12 people meet in a discreet townhouse in New York's Upper East Side....

Reuters: TIGER 21 Charts Course for the Rich

August 13, 2006 - What price is collective wisdom? At TIGER 21, an exclusive club for high-net worth individuals, it's $25,000 a year. But the value is priceless to members who want to tap into the wisdom of past Wall Street executives, retired entrepreneurs and other deep-pocketed individuals....

Financial Times: Tough times in the market call for a little TIGER talk

September 13, 2005 - The old saying about being rich is that money doesn't buy happiness but it does buy off certain kinds of unhappiness. Nonetheless, there are collateral forms of unhappiness or, at least, distinct unpleasantness that arise with wealth, especially....

Peer-to-peer groups for the ultra wealthy raise the bar for wealth managers

July 1, 2007 - Wary of Wall Street and the hard sell, some ultra- wealthy private investors are seeking another path by connecting with one another to manage money and share knowledge and advice in a forum where they are confident no one has an agenda. As members of elite clubs like Tiger 21, the Institute for Private Investors, the Family Office Exchange, CCC Alliance and others, they aim to be masters over their own wealth and fortunes, beholden to no one. Here they enjoy the cam a raderie of like-minded persons of wealth, exchange ideas on investing and wealth management, and sometimes invest on their own...

 

InvestmentNews.com: Peer-to-peer investment group discusses risks from terrorism

May 8, 2006 - The head of a group for wealthy investors is keeping in mind the potential for a terrorist attack. Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of TIGER 21 Group in New York, a network of peer-to-peer learning groups for wealthy investors, and chairman of MUUS Asset Management Co....

Forbes.com: Stephen A. Schwarzman Talks to TIGER 21

March 2, 2006 - Blackstone Group Chief Executive Steven Schwarzman prefers the path less taken, according to comments he made to an exclusive group of rich investors who gather monthly in New York to trade investment ideas amongst themselves.

The Journal of Wealth Management: Peer-to-Peer Groups: A New Model for the High Net Worth Investor

Summer 2002 - The entrepreneur who decides to cash out and become a full-time investor faces a variety of financial and emotional challenges probably not anticipated prior to the sale....

Barron’s: The New Battleground: Brat Patrol

October 17, 2005 - What will happen when the baby boomer's kids inherit their fortunes?  Fearing rampant sloth, parents are turning to private bankers for help...

MarketWatch: Super-rich investor club shifts away from stocks. High-net-worth members move to investments ’outside traditional avenues’

March 27, 2007 - SANTA MONICA, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- An investment club comprised of super-rich members is moving away from public equities and into alternative investments...

Baltimore Sun: Even the rich face financial issues from time to time

September 18, 2005 - Kevin Plank, the 33-year-old founder of Under Armour, is poised to take his Baltimore athletic apparel company public, potentially making his shares worth $300 million even under conservative assumptions....

Better Investing: Group Takes Investing by the Tail

June 1, 2007 - TIGER 21 Members Share Education, Not Assets. The investors who make up TIGER 21 have no secrets, at least not from one another. Every month they meet to discuss money, world events and their health and relationships with their children, among many other topics.

Worth: After The Windfall

September 2004 - Transitioning from the role of entrepreneur to that of financial steward can be head-spinning during the first year. But sound planning and expert advise help ease the challenges of newly created wealth....

TIGER 21 members schooled in REITs by Martin Cohen

June 27, 2007 - Expounding on the risks and rewards of investing in real estate securities, Martin Cohen, Co-CEO and Cochairman of Cohen & Steers, a manager of high-income equity portfolios specializing in U.S. REITS and international real estate securities, had a captive audience at a recent all-member presentation of TIGER 21, the nation's premier peer-to-peer learning....

Entrepreneur: Curtain Call?

October 2004 - You've laughed, you've cried, you've moved on after selling.  Or have you? If you're wondering what's next, take a look at what these entrepreneurs are doing now.....