If you’ve ever wondered where the world’s most successful entrepreneurs, CEOs, and investors share their deepest strategies and guard their wealth, look no further than TIGER 21. This invitation-only network controls over $140 billion in assets and it’s not your typical mastermind group.

What Is TIGER 21?

Founded in 1999 by hedge fund manager Michael Sonnenfeldt, TIGER 21 stands for The Investment Group for Enhanced Results in the 21st Century. Today, it’s regarded as the most exclusive peer-to-peer learning network for ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWI). Members must have a minimum of $20 million in investable assets though many far exceed that threshold.

How Does It Work?

TIGER 21 operates confidential monthly meetings in cities across the globe. Members gather in private settings to discuss everything from advanced tax strategies and direct investments to legacy planning and lifestyle design. Each meeting follows a rigorous format, including the famous Portfolio Defense, where a member must present their entire financial picture for critique.

Why Is It So Sought After?

Beyond wealth preservation, TIGER 21 offers something even more valuable trusted relationships with peers who face the same challenges of managing immense wealth. Members gain access to curated deal flow, exclusive research, and private networking events.

The Cost of Membership

Annual dues hover around $33,000, but members consider this a small price to pay for insights that can protect and grow multi-generational fortunes.

Who Belongs?

From tech founders who cashed out for hundreds of millions to family business heirs and hedge fund principals, TIGER 21’s members represent the elite. They’re the 0.01% who understand that wealth management is as much about learning as it is about earning.

Can You Join?

Membership is by invitation and interview only. If you’re serious about preserving wealth and building a powerful peer network, TIGER 21 is the ultimate playing field.