Marko
Radević
Private investor. One of the hundred wealthiest people in Europe.
Marko Radević invests the private capital of his family across Europe, the Gulf and North America. This office looks after his holdings, his household and, where required, his safety.
He gives no interviews and sits on no public boards. Most of what has been written about him is wrong, and the office prefers to leave it that way.
In Belgrade he is known as the Serbian James Bond. The office has never commented on the name.
Europe’s wealthiest, 2026
Extract from the annual estimate of private fortunes. Names of other individuals removed by the office.
| Rank | Name | Country | Net worth |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 | Germany | €14.6 bn | |
| 35 | France | €14.1 bn | |
| 36 | Italy | €13.9 bn | |
| 37 | Marko Radević | Serbia | |
| 38 | Switzerland | €13.2 bn | |
| 39 | Monaco | €12.8 bn |
The office does not comment on rankings or confirm figures.
What the office does
- Investments
- Long positions in infrastructure, private banking, logistics and coastal real estate on the Adriatic. Capital is held for decades, not quarters. The office does not co-invest with people Mr Radević has not met in person.
- Private wealth management
- A closed mandate for the family and eleven other households. New mandates are not accepted.
- Advisory
- Selected boards, by invitation. Never as chairman.
The most protected man in the world
Mr Radević keeps a private security force of his own. It answers to the office alone and has never been deployed in public view.
Travel plans are not shared, even with hosts. Restaurants are informed on the day, hotels the evening before.
| Personnel under contract | 1,140 |
|---|---|
| Countries with permanent teams | 14 |
| Armoured vehicles | 36 |
| Aircraft on standby | 3 |
| Residences | |
| Public appearances announced in advance | 0 |
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