Concentrated and fundamentally driven high-conviction equity portfolios managed by four teams specialized in emerging markets, impact investing, thematic investing, and Switzerland.
Our investment approach is built on conviction over consensus and tailored to specific investment objectives. Through proprietary analysis, independent research and disciplined risk management, we deliver depth without complexity.
Putting client interests first, our independent, long-term perspective aims to help investors pursue their objectives with confidence.
Conviction Equities
Fixed Income Boutique
Multi Asset Boutique
Quality Growth
TwentyFour
Our commitment
A reliable partner
To support the investment goals of our clients, we strive to be their reliable partner. We are committed to delivering leading-edge investment solutions that address their needs. Investing side by side with our clients makes us partners and aligns our interests.
Adding long-term value
Dedicated to creating value, we manage our clients’ assets actively and invest only if we are convinced that its in the best interest of our clients long-term value objectives. We stick to our proven investment processes to deliver repeatable performance.
Sustainable investing
We offer sustainability-conscious solutions, supporting the United Nations’ Environmental, Social and Governance Principles for Responsible Investing, to benefit our planet and society.
Sharing our convictions
Clear convictions are a prerequisite for investment success. Our convictions are the result of our relentless in-depth analyses and calculations. We share our findings so that clients can invest with conviction too.
Insights
Fixed income at a political crossroads
The green multiplier: How finance scales environmental impact
Impact Report 2026: More than going green
When conviction meets Swiss asset solutions
Treasury yields are higher, but not unanchored
Oil shock: six months on, EM debt remains strong
Replay: From Washington to Brasília - what key fixed income opportunities may lay ahead of us?
Selectivity matters: Finding value across developed-market bonds