An advisory perspective built on explanation, not persuasion.
Dietrich & Richter Private Asset Management AG publishes informational material on wealth management, investment management, and financial advisory practice from our office in Goslar, Germany.
Explaining private wealth decisions clearly.
We believe most people are capable of understanding the reasoning behind a financial plan, when that reasoning is explained plainly and without unnecessary jargon. That belief shapes everything published on this site.
Dietrich & Richter Private Asset Management AG does not sell subscriptions, model portfolios, or managed products through this website. Every page here is provided for general information purposes only.
Four principles behind every page we publish.
Transparency
We describe how advisory relationships typically work, including their limitations, rather than only their benefits.
Independence
Our informational content is not tied to the promotion of any specific fund, provider, or financial product.
Patience
We favour long-term, multi-generational thinking over short-term reactions to market movements.
Discretion
Private wealth conversations deserve confidentiality; our published material never references identifiable clients.
How the firm developed.
Founded in Goslar
The firm was established with a single advisory desk focused on multi-generational family conversations.
Advisory framework formalised
The Discovery, Strategy, and Stewardship sequence was documented as our standard approach to client conversations.
Expanded advisory team
Additional advisors joined to support a broader range of family circumstances and planning horizons.
An informational resource
This website was created to share our thinking publicly, in plain language, without a sales objective.
The people behind our informational material.
Helene Dietrich
Focuses on long-horizon planning conversations and the firm's overall advisory philosophy.
Matthias Richter
Oversees the structure of our written planning frameworks and client review cadence.
Johanna Berger
Researches allocation principles and translates them into educational material for clients.