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Wealth Management

Managing clients’ assets without distraction

A comprehensive service for wealthy individuals and families that goes beyond managing assets to consider wealth management in its widest sense.

We provide customised discretionary and advisory investment solutions, drawing on the Group’s specialists across almost all asset classes, as well as operational services. Our experts in Family Office services also help clients with multigenerational wealth transmission.

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Our offering, depending on your wealth

Wealth architecture

Firm foundations for a successful investment strategy

Swiss financial & Pension planning

Wealth Planning

Portfolio Strategy Services

Family office services

Investment solutions

Practical arrangements for implementing your investment strategy

Discretionary mandates

Advisory solutions

Asset servicing

The operational platform to monitor and control your assets

Banking & Custody

Trading

Digital solutions

Lending solutions

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Pictet Wealth Management A community of independent-minded people

226 CHF BILLION
assets under management

21 offices worldwide

500+ investment professionals

Horizon 2019 Global outlook — Adapting investments to key long-term themes

Innovation, populism and regime shifts

Since 2014, Pictet Wealth Management has communicated through its yearly publication “Horizon” its 10-year return expectations across asset classes as well as its research into the key economic, political and market trends and factors driving those expectations. Along with an in-depth look at new approaches to asset allocation, the 2019 edition focuses on three deep-rooted trends that feed into our latest forecasts — innovation, populism and demographics.

Perspectives Our views on markets and trends

Asset allocation 18 September, Thomas Costerg, Senior US Economist - Jacques Henry, Senior Cross-Asset Strategist - Luc Luyet, Senior Currencies Strategist

Modern Monetary Theory begins to make policy inroads

Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is in vogue in Washington DC as politicians and economists seek new policy approaches to supporting the economy. With the world’s central banks running out of options to stimulate growth, we could see the influence of MMT grow in the coming years.

Oil market 16 September, Jean-Pierre Durante, Head of Applied Research

Supply disruption is here

The risk that similar attacks to the ones seen this weekend in Saudi Arabia could disrupt oil supplies, but it does not fundamentally change our medium-term scenario. We still forecast USD50 per barrel for Brent in 2020.

Commodities 10 September, Jean-Pierre Durante, Head of Applied Research

Oil prices and the global economy

Low oil prices are good news for disposable income. But they also reflect the risk of oversupply in a world where growth indicators continue to point down.

Switzerland 9 September, Nadia Gharbi, Senior Europe Economist

Swiss National Bank – Between a rock and a hard place

We expect the Swiss National Bank to stay on hold at its next policy meeting, but a lot will depend on ECB and Fed meetings.

US economy 4 September, Lauréline Renaud-Chatelain, Fixed-Income Strategist

T-bond yields trending down, but beware inflationary surprises

The downward tilt to bond yields means we have revised down our year-end forecast for the 10-year US Treasury yield.

Sovereign bonds 30 August, Lauréline Renaud-Chatelain, Fixed-Income Strategist - Nadia Gharbi, Europe Economist

Prospect of calmer political waters revives interest in Italian bonds

Spreads on Italian debt could continue to drop, as Italy’s relations with Brussels become calmer. But much will depend on the new government’s durability and its commitment to reducing the debt burden.

Brexit 29 August, Thomas Costerg, Senior Economist

What if we have a ‘no deal’ Brexit?

Although still not our central scenario, a no-deal Brexit is a distinct possibility on the 31 October, with implications for the UK economy and financial assets.

Emerging markets 20 August, Luc Luyet, Currencies Strategist

Brazilian real stands out in EM scorecard

Prospects for EM currencies are cloudy. The currencies of countries with sound external buffers and low exposure to global trade should fare better than others.

Monetary policy 16 August, Christophe Donay, Head of Asset Allocation & Macro Research

New monetary policies for new challenges

As central banks try (yet again) to bolster faltering growth and inflation, it is important to grasp how the ‘style’ and aims of monetary policy-making have changed over time and how they need to evolve in the future.

Geopolitics 22 July, Pascal De Crousaz, PhD International Relations, Managing Director

US-Iran - a geopolitical headache

In this interview, our in-house expert discusses the prospect of an outright conflict between Iran and the US, which still seems some way off, but there is an ever-present risk of miscalculation on both sides.

Promoting Sustainability in Family Businesses

Pictet and IMD business school join forces to launch the IMD-Pictet Sustainability in Family Business Award.

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In conversation with People, ideas, and organisations that inspire us

Peter Knogl, Chef de cuisine, Le Cheval Blanc

Family Business

My dream was always to have three Michelin stars one day.

Peter Knogl, Chef de cuisine, Le Cheval Blanc

Tanja Wegmann, General Manager, Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois

Family business

We like to say that we are rich in history, young at heart – our teams are always open to new ideas. That is what the Swiss brand is all about.

Tanja Wegmann, General Manager, Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois

Family business

In Switzerland 90 per cent of our residential customers go for custom-designed pieces.

Alexander Schärer, Chief Executive, USM

Responsible Investing A long-term vision

The world faces unprecedented challenges from the intersection of demographics, climate change, emerging urbanisation, globalisation, digitalisation and health. Companies that provide solutions to address these challenges in a sustainable way should benefit from unrivalled growth potential.

Events Pictet Wealth Management hosts

Pictet’s European Family Office Master Class, Zurich, Switzerland, Summer 2019.

Multi-Generational Wealth

At Pictet’s 2019 European Family Master Class in Zurich, a line-up of eminent guest speakers and the Swiss bank’s own financial experts unpacked the world of geopolitics, business governance, economic forecasts, technology innovation and social and environmental responsibility. Guest panellists included former prime ministers Matteo Renzi and Anders Fogh Rasmussen, digital anthropologist Rahaf Harfoush, the Financial Times’ US national editor Edward Luce and Gaia Gaja, co-owner of one of Italy’s most prestigious family-owned wineries.

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