Soon more, less, more differentiated or not at all invest in bonds or stocks? Questions like this as well as the themes Inflation, war and turnaround in interest rates are currently dominating the volatility on the world stock exchanges.
Appropriately, private investors are again hearing a lot about market timing and forecasting price movements. As is so often the case, the goal is to find better buying and selling points. But what is really the basis for long-term investment success?
in the Investment seminar on May 25 at 6 p.m learn how to lay the foundation for your successful asset accumulation with three very simple rules – Register now for this expert seminar and get professional tips on investing!
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Alexander Pirpamer, former Managing Director and Head of Asset Allocation at Reimann Investors Asset Management, will show you in his presentation how you, as an investor, can combine resilience and adaptability – characteristics that justify “Darwinism” – in your portfolio. “An investment in an MSCI World fund is not enough in these political times,” says ex-fund manager Pirpamer. “In order to successfully survive times of crisis for generations, investors have to take different paths!”
The investment professional explains together with Eduardo Mollo Cunha, former partner of the Munich asset manager Eyb & Wallwitz, how investors should set up their portfolio now, so that they are protected against political risks. The two financial professionals present in the Live seminar on May 25 from 6 p.m present their three golden rules for investment success.
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Alexander Pirpamer worked for Reimann Investors Asset Management between 2010 and 2021, most recently as Managing Director and Head of Asset Allocation and Research. Previously, as a senior fund manager at Activest, later Pioneer Investments, he was responsible for various equity, mixed and fund of funds, also as part of the asset management of HypoVereinsbank with a volume of several billion euros. In this role, Alexander Pirpamer developed a number of proprietary asset allocation and single stock selection models that have been used successfully to manage multiple mutual funds and institutional mandates. He studied economics at the University of Augsburg and later obtained his Masters in Business Administration from the European University in Montreux, Switzerland.
Eduardo Mollo Cunha was Head of Distribution between 2010 and 2021, later also a shareholder, at the Munich asset manager Eyb & Wallwitz. In addition to his classic tasks in the area of distribution, he was responsible for the overall coordination of the investment fund area, from planning, contract design and fund launch to all relevant reporting systems. The total volume of his area recently amounted to around 1.3 billion euros. Previously, Eduardo Mollo Cunha, as Head of Institutional Sales, managed the institutional business at the Danish fund company Sparinvest and accompanied the German market entry of the London house Thames River Capital, a London asset manager, created from a joint venture between a family office, a sales manager and some fund management -Teams. While still in São Paulo, Brazil, he completed his law studies with a degree from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica (PUC).
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