Swiss financial group launches private market advisory firm
Investors will have access to private equity, private debt and real estate
Investors will have access to private equity, private debt and real estate
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Switzerland’s Banque Syz has closed its asset management unit in Hong Kong to focus on European markets in the latest step towards consolidation in Asia’s wealth management industry.
L&G has appointed ex-chief executive of Scottish Widows to its board of directors, while MUFG names its new business development director for EMEA. SuMi Trust has hired Yukihiro Murota as the head of its international unit as SYZ Asset Management finds a new head of sales for Italy.
The Royal Bank of Canada will sell its Switzerland-based private banking business to the SYZ Group so it can focus increasingly on Asia and the British Isles.
Syz Asset Management has opened an office in Edinburgh as it continues to strengthen its UK presence.
Swiss banking group Syz & Co. has opened a representative office in the Dubai International Finance Centre.
Syz & Co has launched a fund which aims to provide a absolute return through a credit strategy combining European corporate bonds and flexible hedging of market exposure.
Swiss banking group Syz & Co’s Oyster European Selection Fund has been made available to retail investors.
Assets under management at Swiss banking group Syz & Co increased by nearly 20% last year, with more than half of the growth attributable to new inflows.
Syz & Co has launched a new high-dividend fund focusing on firms with sustainable growth of payouts rather than the highest-paying companies, it announced today.
Syz & Co, the asset management arm of the Swiss private bank by the same name, has created income distribution share classes for two of its Oyster funds held within its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav.