Joseph Geagea

Banking & Wealth

Eight-plus years in financial services, across private banking coverage and global markets. I work in open architecture — tied to no institution — so the choice of bank and mandate is decided purely by fit. Negotiated on your side of the table, and I stay in the room after the account is opened.

Property & Design

From sourcing the land to the last piece of furniture: acquisition research, the right architecture firm for the project, interiors and custom pieces designed in the same hand. Architects, designers and craftsmen I work with directly — a network built in part through Exil Collective, the Middle East’s first product design incubator, recognised by Architectural Digest as Emerging Designer of the Year and included in AD 50, the region’s fifty most influential design firms.

Culture & Image

Twenty-plus private events curated through Omakase LP, my music collective. Direct relationships with producers, selectors and creative studios — occasions built around your taste, not a promoter’s.

The same thinking applies to image: partnerships with smaller, more deliberate names — designers and makers rather than billboards. An image built the way wealth should be: long-term, considered, and quietly distinct.

A career in sport is short; what it creates should not be. The pieces above are usually handled by separate people who never speak to each other — a banker selling products, a broker selling property, an agency selling exposure. Each optimises their own fee.

Held in one office, they compound instead. The banking mandate is structured around what you actually plan to build. The property is found, designed and furnished by people chosen for you, not assigned to you. The partnerships are chosen because they will still make sense in twenty years. One person holds the whole picture, sits on your side of every table, and answers only to you.