Draft:Oliver Wolfensberger
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Oliver Wolfensberger (born March 4, 1964) is a Swiss entrepreneur involved in the real estate, construction, and financial technology sectors, as well as philanthropic initiatives. He holds a Master's degree from the University of Zurich and an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France.
Wolfensberger is the founder of Peach Property Group, a real estate company listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange. One of the group's developments is the Schooren project in Kilchberg on Lake Zurich, noted for its architecture and amenities, including an indoor harbor. The site has housed a number of well-known residents, including Friedrich Christian Flick and Denise Rich, the former spouse of commodity trader Marc Rich.[1][2]
In addition to Peach Property, Wolfensberger established Swiss Property, a real estate development firm with operations primarily in Switzerland, and Hyperion Fintech, a company focused on algorithmic trading technologies for capital markets.[3]
He serves on the board of Ulyssia Residences, the developer of the planned Ulyssia gigayacht. The vessel is a 320-metre residential yacht that is expected to include 133 private residences and 22 guest suites.[4]
In 2005, Wolfensberger founded the Kispi-Ball, a charitable event supporting the University Hospital Zurich in its mission to expand access to specialized medical care beyond Switzerland's borders.[5]