Horst Geicke

Since 2018 Geicke is on the Board of Directors of English League club Oxford United and occasionally comments on the situation of the club.

Geicke is known as investor, chairman and CEO of the Deutsches Haus Ho Chi Minh City. The building complex with an investment of $130 million consists of two towers and was opened 2017. It was initiated under a bilateral government agreement between Germany and Vietnam. The centrally located property had been purchased in 1960 by the German government for “diplomatic purposes” and was never used. In the 2010s, Geicke received the right to erect the towers from the German government and developed the concept with the Vietnamese authorities and the German federal ministries. Geicke had previously acquired federal property in Hong Kong.

Geicke was placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond of HK$2,000 for assaulting his wife by acting Principal Magistrate Bina Chainrai in Eastern Court on Apr , 2009 .

Geicke studied Business Administration and Business Law at the University of Hamburg and moved to Hong Kong in 1981 to be a successful entrepreneur with export-oriented manufacturing companies in China. Later, he focused on investments, particularly in real estate along Richard Li. He also founded VinaCapital Investment Management, Euro Auto (BMW Vietnam), and the Pacific Alliance Group (PAG). He is known as an early investor in China as well as in Vietnam and with this expertise mentioned in newspapers. In 2015 he was ranked 270 of the richest Germans by Manager Magazin.

Horst Joachim Franz Geicke (born 1955 in Hamburg) is a German-born entrepreneur, investor, and official in Asia who has lived in Hong Kong, Vietnam since the 1980s. In Hong Kong, he is co-founder and partner of the Pacific Alliance Group (PAG) and known as former chairman of the German and the European Chamber of Commerce. In Vietnam, he is investor, chairman and CEO of the Deutsches Haus Ho Chi Minh City and known as co-founder and former chairman of the VinaCapital Group.