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Mellon is also the chairman of Regent Pacific, an investment firm listed on the Hong Kong stock exchangeВ that focuses on the health care, wellness and life sciences sectors.Д®arlier this month, Regent Pacific acquired a firm called Deep Longevity for 29.56 million Hong Kong dollars ($3.81 million).Дeep Longevity says it is aiming to develop user-friendly AI systems for physicians that can track the rate of ageing at the molecular, cellular, tissue, organ, system, physiological and psychological levels. Elsewhere, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel have both invested in San Francisco-based Unity Biotechnology, a company whose mission is to 'extend human healthspan.' president until recently, told Business Insider in 2017 he wants to live until he's 125. Michael Bloomberg, who was in the running to be the next U.S. Mellon isn't the only billionaire who wants to live beyond a hundred. 'I would think that there's a good chance that I'm going to live to 100 plus.' 'My life expectancy would be somewhere around 85 to 90 - my father's actually 91,' said Mellon, who reportedly introduced Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage to Leave.EU co-founder Arron Banks. Mellon, who profited in the 1990s from Russian privatization and areas like mining, said there's a 'good chance' that people his age will live another eight to 10 years as a result of the work being done by Juvenescence and other companies.

Live another life extension software#

Juvenescence, which has 29 employees in London, has raised about $170 million privately and Mellon said it still has a 'fair amount of money left in the bank.' Other billionaires, including Mike Cannon-Brookes, the co-founder of Australian software firm Atlassian, and NEX Group founder Michael Spencer, have invested in the company. The IPO (initial public offering) appears to be running behind schedule the Financial Times reported in June 2018 that it would happen at some point in 2019. Mellon, who has been previously called Britain's 'answer to Warren Buffett,' added: 'We are likely, within the next six months to a year, to be a public company assuming everything goes well and markets don't collapse etc.' The listing will probably be in the U.S. Speaking to CNBC on Monday from the Spanish island of Ibiza via Zoom, Mellon, who is the chairman of Juvenescence, said: 'We have been approached by multiple investment banks and we have identified the investment banks we want to work with.'