Prominent business angels invest in Ride Capital

The company has now received a total of eight million euros. The three angels have contributed three million euros.

The Berlin-based asset management start-up Ride Capital has landed three million euros. According to a report in the Handelsblatt according to which the entrepreneurs Lea-Sophie Cramer and Verena Pausder and the professional footballer Mario Götze have invested. The company has now landed a total of eight million euros.

According to the media report, the money is intended to help the company become a private bank. According to the report, Ride Capital already has 1,200 active customers. These include various players: company founders, entrepreneurs and private individuals. The company manages 250 million euros.

"We want to use the 'low-tax investing' approach to give people the opportunity to build up more assets more quickly so that they can fulfill their dreams before retirement age," writes co-founder Christine Kiefer on Linkedin. Investor Pausder told Handelsblatt that wealth management is not just for the super-rich: "Rather, investments, pensions and wealth management are also relevant for everyone else."

Ride is a fintech that develops software and platform solutions in the field of asset structuring. Ride aims to bring together investors and assets, specialized tax advisors, notaries and banks. The company offers services such as asset structuring, the provision of a tax advisor platform and automated securities booking.