Superyachts, virus and Mayfair 101's investor blitz
After its Dunk Island purchase put it in the spotlight, Mayfair 101 has aggressively changed some tactics. Now it says the pandemic has triggered problems.
Investment manager Mayfair 101 has harboured big dreams for superyachts. The ones that are five decks tall. The ones that can accommodate a helicopter landing pad.
“Imagine having access to a fleet of over 30 modern, 40 metre-plus, fully crewed superyachts, in exotic yachting hotspots,” a Mayfair website trumpets.
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