NewsPrince Joachim of Denmark: He saw this setback coming

Prince Joachim of Denmark: He saw this setback coming

Prince Joachim’s financial situation is a topic of discussion that arouses great interest in his home country of Denmark and usually creates negative headlines.

Copenhagen – Prince Joachim (52) has lived with his family in Paris for more than two years. Although a few kilometers separate him from Copenhagen, the youngest son of Queen Margrethe II (81) is still receiving an allowance. The salary has been causing displeasure for the royal emigrants for a long time.

The annual allowance to which members of the Danish royal family are entitled is currently around 520,000 euros in the case of Joachim. A proud sum that, according to the Danes, you have to earn first. Many of the prince’s compatriots are of the opinion that Joachim should forego his appanage due to his move – a view that the father of four does not seem to share.
24royal.de * knows what is behind Prince Joachim’s company “De 5 Gaarde”.

The loss of his Apanage would probably pose some financial challenges for Prince Joachim, especially since he is currently having to cope with a professional setback. As the magazine “Se og Hør” reports, De 5 Gaarde was again in the red in the last financial year. Joachim is co-owner of the company with a share of 23 percent, the majority of the shares belong to the businessman Troels Holch Povlsen (72). * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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