Three financial books that a successful investor should read, according to Patrick Maurenbrecher from Kontora

Three financial books that a successful investor should read, according to Patrick Maurenbrecher from Kontora

How www.finanzen.net reports, Patrick Maurenbrecher, CIO at the Kontora family office, manages assets worth twelve billion euros. He named his three favorite financial books that he thinks everyone interested in investing should read.

Maurenbrecher recommends the book “The Most Important Thing: Uncommon Sense for the Thoughtful Investor” by Howard Marks. This book provides an in-depth look at Marks' investing philosophy and practices. Marks is co-founder of US asset manager Oaktree, which manages around $164 billion. The book is intended to help investors make better investing decisions.

Another recommended book is “Pioneering Portfolio Management” by David F. Swensen, Yale University’s longtime chief investment officer. In his book, Swensen presents his successful investment strategy and discusses topics such as asset allocation, manager selection and the art of achieving long-term investment goals.

The third recommended book is “Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger” by Charles T. Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and longtime partner of Warren Buffett. The book collects Munger's teachings and wisdom about investing and life in general.

These books provide valuable knowledge and perspectives for investors and investors who want to deepen their understanding of the financial markets. They can help make better investment decisions and achieve long-term success.