Anthony Hirsch, CEO
Anthony Hirsch, a seasoned finance expert and accomplished entrepreneur, is the founder of Hirsch International, a boutique finance house dealing with projects over 100 million dollars. With extensive experience in property finance, project management, construction, problem-solving, and mathematics, Anthony has established himself as a trusted advisor in the financial industry.
As part of the renowned Hirsch banking dynasty, Anthony has a keen eye for investment opportunities and has been involved in projects all over the world, including Australia, to Brazil and the Cayman Islands, Mexico, Sri Lanka, UAE, UK, and the USA.. His wealth of knowledge and experience has made him a valuable asset to clients and partners alike.
Aside from his professional pursuits, Anthony is a true Renaissance man. He is an international triathlete, a scratch golfer, and an avid adventurer, always seeking new challenges and experiences. As a father, mentor, brother, and friend, he is deeply committed to his family and community, and takes pride in being a positive influence in the lives of those around him.
Anthony's unwavering dedication to excellence and his commitment to his clients and partners are what set him apart. His passion for finance and his pursuit of innovative solutions make him a leader in the industry, and a valuable resource for problem financing.
Peter Hirsch
Born in 1916, Peter carried on the family tradition of finance and banking and from the early 1950s specialised in assisting banks and private funds in exploiting the commercial property development and investment market throughout the UK and Europe and formed alliances with numerous European banking houses.
Peter was an incredibly charismatic figurehead responsible for funding many European institutional transactions and with his sense of humour and ability to understand languages, he completed numerous transactions and was recognised globally by national governments in addition to private institutions and charitable organisations. Peter was well regarded for his philanthropic work in his lifetime.
Baron Maurice Hirsch
Banking career
In 1855, Hirsch became associated with the banking house of Bischoffsheim & Goldschmidt, of Brussels, London and Paris. He amassed a large fortune, which he increased by purchasing and working railway concessions in Austria, Turkey and the Balkans, and by speculations in sugar and copper. In 1869 he bought the concession for railroad building in Turkey from the bankrupt "International Land Credit Company". His best known railway venture was the Chemins de fer Orientaux, a visionary railway project intended to link Vienna to Istanbul. Hirsch lived in Paris, where he owned a townhouse on rue de l'Elysée and the Château de Beauregard. He also had residences in London, Hungary, and in what is now the Czech Republic. In 1890 Hirsch bought Bath House, Piccadilly in London.
Philanthropy
Hirsch devoted much of his time to schemes for the relief of Jews in lands where they were persecuted and oppressed.[5] He took a deep interest in the educational work of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, and on two occasions presented the society with gifts of a million francs. For some years, he regularly paid the deficits in the accounts of the Alliance, amounting to several thousand pounds a year. In 1889, he capitalized his donations and presented the society with securities producing an annual income of £16,000. Hirsch donated £1000 to The Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in 1892.