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Matthias Weik
Matthias Weik is a long-standing financial expert, speaker, and five-time bestselling author. The first edition of his latest work 'The Reckoning' was sold out a month before its release.
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About Matthias Weik
Matthias Weik is a long-standing financial expert, speaker, and five-time bestselling author. The first edition of his latest work ‘The Reckoning’ was sold out a month before its release. His book ‘The Greatest Crash of All Time’ from 2019 immediately reached number 1 on the SPIEGEL, manager magazin, and Handelsblatt bestseller lists. After graduating in International Business from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, he obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA). Matthias Weik is regarded as a strategic thinker and passionate networker. He speaks plainly; flowery promises are not his style.
As an author, Matthias Weik first gained attention in 2012 when his debut work ‘The Greatest Heist in History’ was published. The title became the most successful business non-fiction book in 2013. Three more bestsellers followed between 2014 and 2017, building on the success of his debut work. Since the release of his latest book ‘The Greatest Crash of All Time’, he is considered one of the most successful non-fiction authors in the field of economics and finance. Matthias Weik has five consecutive bestsellers. His books have spent more than 170 weeks on the SPIEGEL bestseller list and over 71 months on the manager magazin bestseller list. To date, more than 500,000 copies have been sold.
Matthias Weik is a sought-after speaker at expert lectures, congresses, panel discussions, and a guest on radio and television due to his five bestsellers and his consistently pointed and critical analyses of the financial and economic world. In his guest articles, columns, and interviews – whether in Focus, SPIEGEL, or Handelsblatt – the broad audience receives fact-based and understandable analyses. Outlandish theses, shaky forecasts, and flowery promises are far from Matthias Weik’s approach. He is known as an author and speaker for speaking plainly and getting to the point. Flattery is not his style. Matthias Weik does not consider himself a pessimist, optimist, or alarmist, but rather a realist who points out the potential dangers for your business or personal investment.