cafe on a thursday morning, and my phone was blowing up with messages and notifications about how lisbon was apparently going to go onto the amber checklist which would mean that i d have to quarantine. so, i cancelled my hotel, cancelled my original flight, i booked myself a new flight. and, about two minutes after i had booked, a notification came through on my phone saying that it wasn t going to happen until tuesday. so, i needlessly cancelled my flights and everything, lost out on quite a lot of money. but i also lost two days in such a brilliant, vibrant city. so, i wasn t very happy. he laughs i think the lockdown in winter last year was, by far, the hardest and, you know, october to january time where there were definitely days where getting out of bed was an incredibly difficult thing to do. the final year at university was so restrictive, because every day, sort of, seemed to blur into one. it s a bit weird that i m coming to a time in my life where i don t really know what
How Lisbon wooed the world. One investor at a time By Eleanor Legge-Bourke, in Invest · 30-07-2021 01:00:00 · 0 Comments
Meet head of business development for EQTY Capital Michael Maxwell who has excelled in financial services, fund management and corporate services for over 12 years across Portugal and London. Working closely with private clients and introducers from Switzerland, London, Turkey and South Africa, Maxwell is the renegade financial Sherpa worth putting your money on.
Eleanor Legge-Bourke
: Michael Maxwell, you are South African who relocated to Portugal recently. Why Lisbon?
Michael Maxwell: We have always loved Portugal from a lifestyle point of view. It s a country in which I m invested emotionally as well as financially. I saw a great deal of potential in terms of the growth in Portugal, a lot