Johannes Eismann

Following stock prices has fascinated him since he was a teenager. On the one hand, to earn money with it, but on the other hand, to understand what driving forces are needed to increase the value of a company. His strong interest in economic and entrepreneurial issues led him directly to Germany's financial metropolis Frankfurt. Here he was able to gain an early insight into stock and derivatives trading and to help shape and support IPOs. During this time he worked for two investment banks in Frankfurt and London. In 1996 he switched to a large German private bank, where he quickly took on the responsibility and headed the Corporate Finance, Trading and Sales departments until 2001. For Consors, the first online broker in Germany, he subsequently built up the entire investment business. he later brought this into today's Quirin Privatbank AG. He is also on the supervisory board of several medium-sized companies.