Prince Rupert Loewenstein

Banker and manager of the Rolling Stones

Prince Rupert Loewenstein - Artists & Creatives born August 24th, 1933
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A Spanish-English banker and manager, played a key role in transforming the financial landscape for rock bands during the late 20th century. Served as the financial advisor and manager for the Rolling Stones, significantly influencing their business operations and tour strategies. Developed innovative financial practices that fostered the success of the band across decades, ensuring their longevity in the music industry. Recognized for his expertise in financial management and strategic planning.

Managed the Rolling Stones for over three decades

Advised on the financial strategies that benefited the band's tours

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