Exotic and vintage cars have long been part of the lifestyle for many people of wealth. PFS CEO, Mitch Katz, provides Wealth Managers with what they need to know to help their HNW clients finance these alternative assets most effectively.
One of the most respected publications for serious Ferrari enthusiasts -Ferrari Market Letter- featured PFS CEO Mitch Katz’s observations on the 2018 Monterey Car Week.
Monterey’s local newspaper, The Monterey Herald, delivered Car Week attendees with a long list of auction tips, provided by Premier CEO Mitch Katz.
There’s always a crop of newcomers and those reluctant to participate, lacking a clear understanding of the protocol and unwritten etiquette involved in serious car auctions. We asked a group of the world’s most experienced car auction participants for insider tips to avoid making rookie mistakes at a car auction.
As a dedicated auto enthusiast, our CEO, Mitch Katz, has for many years been a member of the Checkered Flag 200 Club, which consists of supporters of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. Mitch was recently profiled in Finish Line, Peterson’s flagship publication.
In this Private Wealth magazine article, our CEO Mitch Katz explains why leasing should not be overlooked as a viable financing option for exotic and vintage cars, either by wealthy individuals or their financial advisors.
In this Physician’s Money Digest article, our CEO Mitch Katz, identifies some of the most prominent “lies, myths, and misunderstandings” in exotic and vintage car leasing.
Last month in Scottsdale, Arizona, a restored 1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce sold for $176,000 at the Bonhams auction in Scottsdale (including premium). Think about that: $176k can still buy a 40-year-newer Ferrari 550 Maranello, or a brand new Porsche 911 Turbo with a smattering of options.
