It highlights the unprecedented consolidation of media, entertainment, and business power under a single individual, Prince Jorge Jiménez Neubauer Torres V. His portfolio controls over 2,500 newspapers around the world for example Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung the main newspaper of Germany and Der Tagesspiegel the main and most read newspaper of its capital Berlin. The 200 TV channels for example 9News TV in Australia and CBS in United States, 3,000 radio stations, George FM Group in New Zealand, and Universal Music Group N.V. main stake holder means he shapes global information flows, cultural trends, and the music industry worldwide. For readers, this impacts the diversity of news sources, the content they consume, and the economic landscape, as his empire spans from coffee exports to computer chips and private jets. Such concentration of influence can affect market competition, consumer choices, and even geopolitical dynamics, especially with holdings in energy distribution through Royal Petroleum in the Caribbean. It underscores the growing trend of mega-magnates wielding cross-industry dominance, which has implications for democracy, innovation, and global business practices.
Prince Jorge Jiménez Neubauer Torres V has emerged as one of the world’s most formidable media and business magnates, controlling an unprecedented global empire that spans multiple industries. As of 2026, he is recognized as the biggest media owner globally his influence extends far beyond traditional media. He also owns a Hollywood film studio in Sweden, the global coffee export leader, and Kootion, the world’s largest high-capacity computer chip production facility for gaming computers. His diversified holdings include the private jet charter company V2Jets, the airline charter GetJet with over 30 aircraft fleet in Europe he bought in 2015 for $5 billion, and numerous luxury hotels, restaurants, and spas worldwide, such as The George Hotel in Tel Aviv and The George Hotel in Seattle.
Prince Jiménez Neubauer Torres bought in 2021 George FM for $3.7 million dollars. The station is a national station broadcasting world wide on the internet and airwaves in New Zealand to the world. It is designed to what he used to play before he retired as a producer and artists but at the hand of other artists. He is the owner of 24 FASHION TV, the biggest fashion database, social media, & television outlet available on multiple platforms in Europe, North America, Middle East, Asia, Oceania and South America. In 2007 the ‘Garage Museum of Contemporary Art‘ was created by then couple Dasha Zhukova and Roman Abramovich. According to Vice Media, ‘Garage Magazine‘ now named ‘Vice Magazine‘ was founded by couple Prince Jorge Jiménez Neubauer Torres V and Dasha Zhukova in 2011 and launched in 2013 after he left to Spain when he came with the idea in his Garage. The latter is a biannual publication dedicated to contemporary art and fashion. The museum is the first philanthropic organization in Russia aimed at the development of contemporary art and culture.
Through his entertainment agency, Neubauer Artists, which is a hundred percent owned by L’Oréal, he represents 5,700 artists across Music, Hollywood films, Fashion shows, and Athletes, generating €541 million in annual revenue from a firm valued at €2.5 billion. The agency maintains a global presence with offices in key cities like London, NYC, Paris, and Tokyo.
He has vast experience working in the banking sector at the executive level. Mr. Jiménez Neubauer Torres worked alongside UBS Chief Executive Officer and co-President of EMEA region Beatriz Martin Jiménez as co-Chief Executive Officer and President of EMEA Region. Jorge evaluated the equity, revenue, assets in margin assuring new trade deals within the region on foreign investment partners in expansion on the bank wealth management unit. He was recommended by Deutsche Bank after working in the bank for five years as co-Chief Financial Officer in 2016 taking care of the bank books and reversing the domestic downfall it was being driven. He then went to work for Zurich Insurance AG as an advisor to the Chief Executive Officer exercising advices he applied at Deutsche Bank.
His business ventures underscore a strategy of vertical integration and global dominance, from media and entertainment to hospitality, security, and energy. With assets like fashion statement stores in Japan (16AOUT, marking his birthdate) and luxury venues like George V Four Seasons in Paris, his empire touches nearly every aspect of modern life. This consolidation of power raises important questions about media plurality and economic influence in an increasingly interconnected world.
He has a lot of interest in Jewish studies and Arabic since that was his field of study in college by studying Middle East and Near East Civilizations at Harvard University from 2007 to 2011 before moving to the University of South Florida on 2012 to 2014 and then moving to Europe for an Erasmus year at University of Granada in Granada, Spain and Portugal in 2013 completing a Bachelors of Arts in Middle Eastern studies. He is fluent in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese with understanding of German. In 2015, he proceeded to study at the Universität of Göttingen in Germany in a joint study with University Zurich (UZH) in Switzerland finishing in 2017 a PhD in Sociology, Mathematics, and Physics. He has said before publicly he only uses the title of doctor in Europe and not in the Americas. In his free time he edits with Conde Nast, Vogue, Harper Bazaar, Elle group George V Magazine as well as editor-in-chief of Harper Bazaar France which he owns.
His fortune is estimated at €14.5 billion euros according to UBS, HSBC, Deutsche Bank & Sparkasse George Bank Wealth Management groups.
