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Single Family OfficePuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 6 SOURCES

Seier Capital

Also known as Seier Capital A/S

Copenhagen private family office of Saxo Bank co-founder Lars Seier Christensen, investing its own capital from early stage to mature companies in blockchain, hospitality, technology and culture.

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Private family office of Saxo Bank co-founder Lars Seier Christensen (legal entity Seier Capital A/S), Copenhagen; its founder has lived in Switzerland since 2010.

Family & background

FAMILY
Seier Christensen (Lars Seier Christensen)
WEALTH ORIGIN
Co-founder of Saxo Bank (1992)
HEADQUARTERS
Copenhagen, Denmark
OUTSIDE CAPITAL
No — own capital only

Investment approach

STAGES
SeedSeries AGrowth
ROUTES
Companies (own capital)
STRATEGIES
Direct investments
INBOUND
Accepts submissions

Overview

Seier Capital describes itself as a private family office investing its own capital, with no fund cycles or committees and direct decisions by its founder and owner Lars Seier Christensen, who co-founded Saxo Bank in 1992. It was founded in Copenhagen and states a focus on blockchain, hospitality and culture, investing from early stage to mature companies. Its portfolio page lists 31 holdings, including the layer-one blockchain Concordium, the digital-asset custodian Copper, the restaurants Geranium and Alchemist, the art-valuation platform Mearto (2018), SamlinoGroup (2017), the foodtech companies Spora and SuperMeat, and the hockey club Rungsted Seier Capital. In 2019 Seier Capital A/S bought a 22.25% stake in the listed PARKEN Sport & Entertainment, owner of FC Copenhagen.

Holdings & investments (31)

  • ConcordiumNOTABLE
    Crypto & Web3 · since 2018 · Founded by Lars Seier Christensen (2018)
  • CopperNOTABLE
    Crypto & Web3
  • GeraniumNOTABLE
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2015
  • PARKEN Sport & EntertainmentNOTABLE
    Media & Entertainment · since 2019 · Shareholder in listed company since 2019
  • SpeakerBee
    Media & Entertainment · since 2020 · Co-founded 2020
  • Villa Pacini (Tuscany)
    Real Estate & PropTech · since 2020 · Owned (bought 2020)
  • Café Dan Turèll
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2019 · Owned (bought 2019)
  • Consumer & E-commerce · since 2019
  • Media & Entertainment · since 2018
  • Fintech · since 2017
  • Rungsted Seier Capital (ice hockey club)
    Media & Entertainment · since 2015 · Half ownership (bought 2015)
  • 5TARS
    Crypto & Web3
  • Consumer & E-commerce
  • Beestreamed
    Software & SaaS
  • Blue Cell
    Biotech & Life Sciences
  • Enter Art Fair
    Media & Entertainment · Partner investment
  • ENTRAVEL
    Crypto & Web3
  • Epicurus
    Consumer & E-commerce
  • IDsure
    Software & SaaS
  • La Fonda Hotel (Benalmádena)
    Consumer & E-commerce
  • Lumé Cph
    Consumer & E-commerce
  • Provenance Tags
    Crypto & Web3
  • Projekt Y
    Media & Entertainment
  • Seier Fine Arts
  • Seier Wine
    Consumer & E-commerce
  • Food & Agriculture
  • Food & Agriculture
  • SuperTrends
    Artificial Intelligence
  • The Family (Paris incubator)
  • HealthTech
  • VPCIR Bioscience
    Biotech & Life Sciences

People

  • Lars Seier Christensen
    Founder and owner · source

Frequently asked questions

Seier Capital is a single family office based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Seier Capital invests on behalf of the Seier Christensen (Lars Seier Christensen) family (Co-founder of Saxo Bank (1992)).

Seier Capital invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments.

Seier Capital invests at Seed, Series A and Growth stages in Crypto & Web3, Consumer & E-commerce, Media & Entertainment, Software & SaaS, Food & Agriculture and HealthTech.

Key people at Seier Capital include Lars Seier Christensen (Founder and owner).

Seier Capital's holdings and investments include Concordium, Copper, Geranium, PARKEN Sport & Entertainment, 5TARS, Alchemist, Beestreamed and Blue Cell, among others.

Seier Capital states that it accepts submissions through its official contact page.

No. Seier Capital invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.