2023-10-06 13:18:31
Stefan Keitel has not been operationally active for ten months. But if you sit in a Frankfurt street café with the 54-year-old financial expert from Bingen, it only takes a few minutes and he has to and wants to shake hands. Every now and then someone comes along with whom Keitel worked at the savings bank fund company Deka or the Berenberg Bank or at Credit Suisse. You quickly realize: Keitel is a people catcher. And he has never really left, this is his territory, the financial center.
Really retiring is not for the tall manager who was used to jetting around the world for decades. But when the HQ asset management division was surprisingly discontinued in February 2022 and the private equity business was put up for sale, Keitel, the CEO of Harald Quandt Holding (HQ), made the decision to step back. He wanted to take care of his two sick parents, implement a social project with his wife and hold a few lucrative supervisory and advisory board mandates. The latter worked: In addition to his mandate on the supervisory board of HQ and his long-standing role as an investment advisor to the Krombacher brewery, he now works for asset management and private equity companies in Zurich, Liechtenstein, Paris and London. But now Keitel suddenly becomes an entrepreneur: he becomes the main shareholder of the Airport Club in Frankfurt, an institution at Frankfurt Airport.
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