BHA Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner :: The common sense investors

portfolio managers

Bjoern Eric Jacot (1967)

attended business school and was a trainee with Bank Julius Baer in Zurich, where he then launched his career in foreign exchange and options trading, which took him from Zurich to London and then New York. After completing a degree in business administration and economics, he became Vice President at Julius Baer Asset Management in 1996, where he worked as portfolio manager for special mandates and international private clients. In 2000 he joined Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner.

Björn Eric Jacot is Swiss. He speaks German, Swedish, English and French.

Reto Andrin Stoecklin (1963)

studied economics in Zurich and started his career as an asset manager with Credit Suisse, Zurich, in 1985. After gathering work experience during a ten – year period as fund manager for global strategy funds in New York and elsewhere, he left Credit Suisse and joined Julius Baer Asset Management as portfolio manager for special international mandates in the rank of Vice President. He is a certified financial analyst and portfolio manager. In 2002 he joined Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner.

Reto Andrin Stoecklin is Swiss. He speaks German, English and French.

Pierre-Yves Eckard (1961)

completed his education in Zurich (baccalaureate and university degree ). In 1986 he took part in an internship program for university graduates at Crédit Suisse (Zurich) and subsequently gained his first work experience there. Hence, he spent five years in the trust department of a fiduciary company in Zurich. In 1994 he joined Bank Cantrade as an investment advisor, followed by eight years as investment manager in private banking at Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch & Cie. In June 2007 he joined Huser Aman & Partner.

Pierre-Yves Eckard is Swiss. He is fluent in German, French, Italian and English.

Elvira Garriga-Preysler

was the assistant to the representative of the Bank of America in Zurich for two years. She then joined the Investment Department of Lloyds Bank in Zurich, where she spent more than 18 years as an investment consultant and advisor, mainly to Spanish and South American clients. She went on to serve Clariden Bank , Zurich, for five years in the same capacity in the rank of Vice President. In 1993 Mrs. Garriga joined Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner as an independent investment advisor.

Elvira Garriga-Preysler is Spanish. She speaks Spanish, English and German.

Urs Leuzinger (1959)

received his banking training at the Glarner Kantonalbank and spent two and a half years working in London and Geneva. He then attained federal certification as a banking specialist. In 1985 he started his career as an asset manager with Clariden Bank in Zurich, where he became Vice President in charge of important private clients. In 1993 he founded his own portfolio management company in Glarus with a branch located in the offices of Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner, from which a close and fruitful cooperation has grown in the years since.

Urs Leuzinger is Swiss. He speaks German, English and French.

Henrik Hedman (1964)

studied business administration and received his degree in Lund, Sweden. He worked for Svenska Handelsbanken in Stockholm, Luxembourg and Zürich between 1990 and 2005, before taking up a position with Bank Bellerive, Zürich. After spending roughly 3 years with the bank, achieving a position on the management board, he joined Burgauer Huser Aman & partner in 2009. Henrik Hedman is Swedish. He speaks Swedish and English.

Hans Hollenweger (1956)

holds a degree in Engineering of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and started his professional career with a 2-year assignment in Johannesburg, South Africa. In 1984/5 he furthered his financial and investment knowledge and graduated with an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. He worked with Credit Suisse, Zurich as a financial engineer and moved into asset management for institutional and large private clients in 1987. He headed a unit for discretionary mandates and was a member of the strategy committee. In 1997 he moved to HSBC Guyerzeller Bank where he was a Senior Vice President and was personally managing discretionary portfolios for important international private c1ients and trusts. In 2010 he joined Burgauer Huser Aman & Partner. Hans Hollenweger is Swiss. He speaks German, English, French and some Italian.