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In the year of its 25th anniversary, Fisch Asset Management, the Zurich-based asset management boutique, achieved several key business milestones. In addition to the successful introduction of its new high-performance portfolio management system, the firm also saw its IT infrastructure outsourced to the cloud in a move that will further streamline and optimise client services. Over the course of the year, assets under management increased by 7% to CHF 10.6 billion as a result of strong absolute and relative performance, and driven by substantial inflows across asset classes.

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Fisch Asset Management Co-CEO Philipp Good will leave the company, while Co-CEO Juerg Sturzenegger will continue as sole CEO of Fisch Asset Management.

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As Fisch Asset Management rings in its 25th year, co-chief executive Juerg Sturzenegger is betting on digitisation to carry the firm into the future.
Read the full interview on Citywire.ch.

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Fisch Asset Management, which specialises in convertible bond, corporate bond and absolute return strategies, continued to grow its business in the first half of its anniversary year as a result of further inflows and positive markets. As such, assets under management (AuM) have increased to CHF 10.5 billion (EUR 9.5 billion) as at the end of June. In addition, Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) criteria have been fully integrated into our research process.

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Fisch Asset Management, which specialises in convertible bond, corporate bond and absolute return solutions, is further aligning its management structure with its plans for growth. Meno Stroemer, who already heads the corporate bond team, has assumed additional responsibility for all of Portfolio Management with effect from 1 April 2019 and has also joined the Executive Committee. This appointment underscores the objective of Co-CEOs Philipp Good and Juerg Sturzenegger to strengthen the Executive Committee by bringing on board further experts.

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Emerging markets are rarely uneventful, with no shortage of idiosyncratic risks that require constant vigilance. These events can dominate investor thinking, making it easy to neglect the broader opportunity the asset class offers.

Read the article by Theo Holland, Senior Portfolio Manager, on The National website.

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In a Q&A session with Citywire, Kurt Fisch, a founder and member of the investment committee at Fisch Asset Management explains how the industry has changed beyond recognition and discusses how he keeps up with the changing tide.

Read the interview here.