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Asset Managers Switzerland 2019

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Amundi

Amundi is Europe’s largest asset manager by assets under management and ranks in the top 10  globally. It manages 1,476 billion euros of assets across six main investment hubs.

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Aviva Investors

With €391bn assets under management across fixed income, equities, real assets and multi-assets spanning 14 countries, our clients can benefit not just from our significant local knowledge and experience, but also from the extensive global investment resources at our disposal.

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BCGE

A universal bank since 1816, the Swiss Bank of Geneva (Banque Cantonale de Genève - BCGE), provides diversified and high-quality banking services to private and institutional customers.

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Banquier universel depuis 1816, le groupe BCGE propose aux particuliers, aux entreprises et aux institutions des prestations bancaires diversifiées et de qualité.

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Candriam

CANDRIAM Switzerland LLC, today with offices in Zurich and Geneva, has been providing services to Swiss clients since 1999.

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CANDRIAM Switzerland LLC, heute mit Büros in Zürich und Genf, betreut Schweizer Kunden seit 1999.

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CANDRIAM Switzerland LLC, avec aujourd’hui des bureaux à Zurich et Genève, fournit des services à ses clients suisses depuis 1999.

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ODDO BHF Asset Management

ODDO BHF AM is part of the independent Franco-German financial group ODDO BHF that was founded in 1849.

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Pictet Asset Management

Pictet Asset Management is an independent asset manager, overseeing CHF 186 billion for our clients across a range of equity, fixed income, alternative and multi asset products.

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T. Rowe Price

Founded in 1937 by Thomas Rowe Price, Jr., T. Rowe Price is an independent investment management firm solely focused on providing investment management and long-term results for our clients.

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In T. Rowe Price, 1937 von Thomas Rowe Price Jr. gegründet, ist eine unabhängige Investmentgesellschaft, mit dem primären Ziel, Kunden zu helfen ihre langfristigen Anlageziele zu erreichen.

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Créée en 1937 par Thomas Rowe Price Jr, T. Rowe Price est une société de gestion indépendante dont l’objectif principal est de proposer une gestion active des avoirs de ses clients sur le long terme.

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About the German economic mythology
On the subject of economic policy, some opinion makers in Germany peddle myths, i.e. imaginary tales without a factual basis aimed at pleasing the crowd.
ODDO BHF Corporates & Markets, Economy, 4 December 2019 , Bruno Cavalier, Fabien Bossy

Monthly Investment Brief
In doubt, no one despairs
ODDO BHF Asset Management, November 2019

Do Yield Curve Inversions Still Predict Recessions in the Age of QE?
Why central bank stimulus may muddy the waters.
T. Rowe Price, Market Insights, November 2019 , Tomasz Wieladek , T. Rowe Price International Economist

In search of a free lunch
Correlations between groups of assets and within individual asset classes have changed in unexpected ways thanks to a decade of easy monetary policy. Our portfolio managers tell us what impact this has had on the way they manage money.
Aviva Investors, Insight, 5 November 2019

High valuations: quality/growth premium or greater investment risk?
The US is currently experiencing an exceptional period from a microeconomic point of view.
Candriam, 11 October 2019 , Tristan Abet, Senior Fund Manager

ECB: a critique of the critiques
We will examine here 12 critiques of the ECB to assess if they are fair, appropriate, consistent and if they offer superior alternatives to the ECB’s current policy.
ODDO BHF Corporates & Markets, Economy, Focus US, 10 October 2019 , Bruno Cavalier, Fabien Bossy

Mind over matter: How we react to an inverted yield curve is more important than the inversion itself
Determining whether an inverted yield curve signals a US or global recession continues to focus the minds of investors in 2019. Mark Robertson explains why our actions will matter more in determining whether a recession is on the horizon than what can be a misleading indicator.
Aviva Investors, 30 September 2019 , Mark Robertson

Why Central Bank Independence Could Become a Thing of the Past
Declining credibility and the rise of populism pose significant challenges.
T. Rowe Price, Insights on Macroeconomics, September 2019 , Nikolaj Schmidt, Chief International Economist

Substance over style?
Why an agnostic approach beats equity style biases.
Aviva Investors, 30 September 2019 , David Cumming

Global Asset Allocation:
The view from EMEA
T. Rowe Price, Market Insights, September 30 2019 , Yoram Lustig, Head of Multi‑Asset Solutions, EMEA