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Switzerland's Bonhôte Continues Hiring
Editorial Staff
25 August 2024
Swiss private bank for 17 years in various roles including COO, joining the bank in France, Luxembourg and later in Switzerland. After leaving the Paris-headquartered bank, she moved into Landolt & Cie and then Bamboo Capital Partners, a sustainable finance business, as COO in both firms. At the end of January, Bonhôte made two senior appointments in its independent asset management department: Nicholas Bader and Olivier Christen. The moves highlighted the importance of the Swiss external asset management (EAM) industry, now operating under a new Swiss regulatory framework.
Potvin has a master of science in business administration from the Université de Sherbrooke and a bachelor of commerce from McGill University.
A few days ago, Bonhôte named Esther Halas Budinsky as product manager and Pascal Maire as portfolio manager. They are both existing members of staff.
Founded in 1815, this family-run institution was sold to a financial and industrial holding firm in 1988; in 1992 a group of partners bought it out and returned it to private hands. The executive team consists of Yves de Montmollin, CEO, Olivier Vollenweider and Julien Staehli. Besides its Neuchâtel HQ, the firm has branches in Bern, Biel/Bienne, Geneva, Lausanne, Solothurn and Zurich.