Eduardo Saverin

Eduardo Saverin Basic Information

Stage Name:	Eduardo Saverin
Real Name:	Eduardo Luiz Saverin
Occupation:	Entreprenuer, Investor
Date Of Birth/Age:	March 19, 1982 (41) Years Old
Place of Birth:	São Paulo, Brazil
Gender:	Male
Nationality:	Brazilian
Marital Status:	Married
Education:	Gulliver Preparatory School, Miami Harvard University
Height:	1.77 m
Net Worth:	$16.5B

Eduardo Saverin Biography

Eduardo Luiz Saverin, a Brazilian billionaire entrepreneur and angel investor located in Singapore, was born on March 19, 1982. Saverin is one of Facebook’s co-founders. In 2012, he controlled 53 million Facebook shares (almost 2% of all outstanding shares), which were worth around $2 billion at the time. He also made early-stage investments in companies like Qwiki and Jumio.

Saverin attended Miami’s Gulliver Preparatory School. He subsequently went to Harvard University, where he lived in Eliot House, was a member of the Phoenix S.K. Club, and served as president of the Harvard Investment Association. Saverin earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with honors from Harvard University in 2006.

Family

Parents

Rich Jewish-Brazilian parents gave birth to Eduardo Luiz Saverin in the city of So Paulo; the family then relocated to Rio de Janeiro. Roberto Saverin, Saverin’s father, was a businessman who worked in the apparel, shipping, energy, and real estate industries. Sandra, his mother, was a psychologist.

The Tip Top chain of children’s apparel stores was founded by Eugenio Saverin (born Eugen Saverin), his grandpa who was of Romanian descent. The family arrived in the United States in 1993 and settled in Miami, Florida.

Siblings

Alexandre Saverin and Michele Saverin are his two siblings. Sadly, there is no information available about them.

Children

Eduardo and his wife, Elaine, have a son. Elaine and Eduardo, on the other hand, have kept their child’s identity hidden from the public.

Wife

Elaine Andriejanssen is the admired wife of businessman Eduardo Saverin. She is of Chinese Indonesian origin. Elaine Andriejanssen is from a business family. Her family owns and operates a number of businesses in Indonesia. Eduardo and Elaine met at university, when Eduardo was at Harvard and Elaine was at Tufts.

They dated for some time before getting engaged on March 27, 2014. The couple chose to take their love affair to the next level by getting married on June 25, 2015. They wanted to keep the wedding a top-secret, with no media attention or paparazzi surrounding them; hence, even the guests were unaware of the wedding location until the very last minute.

Lifestyle

Net Worth

Eduardo Saverin’s net worth is $16.5 billion as of July 2023. He has invested in nearly 20 different businesses. He is regarded as one of the wealthiest Brazilians of all time.

Cars

The billionaire’s car collection is not revealed, but reports claim he drives a Bentley in Singapore and has been sighted in it on various occasions.

House

Saverin paid $167 million for a mansion on two acres in Singapore in 2019. The two-story property is on a tree-lined lane in one of Singapore’s most affluent areas, with a guarded driveway. There is a pool, a tennis court, and a spacious yard on the property. Saverin is also said to own a magnificent penthouse suite in Singapore’s tallest residential tower.

Businesses

Saverin co-founded Aporta, an online charity platform, in 2010. Saverin founded B Capital, a venture capital business that invests in Southeast Asia and India, in 2015. In 2016, Saverin’s fund closed approximately $140 million in initial acquisitions in Asia, including Ninja Van, a Singaporean logistics company that specializes in last-mile parcel delivery in Southeast Asia.

In addition to establishing B Capital, Saverin invested in Antler, an early-stage venture capital firm and startup accelerator launched by his buddy and Harvard classmate Magnus Grimeland, in early 2020.

Settlement

Business Insider was able to secure and publish an exclusive email from Zuckerberg on May 15, 2012, in which he explained how he fired Saverin from Facebook and reduced his ownership interest. Zuckerberg was forewarned by his lawyer that a lawsuit for violation of fiduciary responsibility could result from the dilution. Saverin was sued by Facebook, who claimed that the stock-purchase agreement he signed in October 2005 was unlawful.

Then Saverin sued Zuckerberg, claiming that over the summer, Zuckerberg used money from Facebook (Saverin’s money) for personal needs. Both lawsuits were resolved out of court in 2009. The settlement’s financial details were kept confidential, and the business confirmed Saverin’s status as a co-founder of Facebook. After the settlement, Saverin agreed to a non-disclosure agreement.