UHNWI direct

UHNWI Direct is a premier service facilitating the transmission of information to the world's wealthiest and most influential individuals through our advanced routing platform. Our Wealth Intelligence Team conducts comprehensive data analysis to identify contact information for Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWIs). To safeguard personal data, we do not disclose this information; instead, we employ a secure and efficient messaging routing structure. Learn more about how it works.

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Brian Higgins | $1B+

Brian Higgins is the co‑founder, managing partner, and co-portfolio manager of King Street Capital Management, a leading global alternative investment firm founded in 1995. Known for excellence in distressed‑debt and credit strategies, Higgins has helped steer the firm through market cycles with disciplined execution and low public profile. He also serves on the board of Harlem Children’s Zone and is recognized for long‑term philanthropic commitments.

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Bernard Saul, II | $1B+

Bernard Saul, II is an American billionaire and real estate entrepreneur, serving as Chairman & CEO of Saul Centers since 1993. An heir to the historic B.F. Saul Company—a mortgage and property firm founded in 1892—he transformed the legacy business into a publicly traded REIT managing 9 million sq ft across Washington DC–area office and retail properties, and sold Chevy Chase Bank to Capital One in 2009.  

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