07.11.2024
Thematic strategies in the face of disruptive events
In 2022, a survey by BNP Paribas AM and Coalition Greenwich showed that 88% of wholesale investors and 36% of institutional investors were keen on thematic strategies.
Nicolas Faller
Co-CEO Asset Management
苏黎世, 瑞士
English, French
Nicolas Faller joined UBP in 2010 as Head of Sales Europe and was appointed Head of Global Sales in 2011.
He became CEO of UBP’s newly created Institutional Clients division in May 2013 and was named co-CEO of the Asset Management division in July 2015. He is a member of UBP's Executive Committee.
He has over 30 years’ experience in banking and finance. Prior to joining UBP in Zurich, he was Global Head of Distribution Sales at BNP Paribas Investment Partners. Before that, he held several executive roles at Fortis Investments, amongst which Global Head of Distribution Partners, Global Head of Marketing and Head of Sales for France, Switzerland, the UK and Portugal. He started his career at Banque Paribas.
Nicolas Faller graduated from the University of Mulhouse (Finance and Accounting) and the Ecole Supérieure de Gestion (ESG).
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