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Swiss Bank That 'Discovered' US Picks China Over Weak Europe
The Swiss bank that built its fortune tapping new opportunities in the U.S. two centuries ago is telling investors to ditch sclerotic Europe and have greater faith in emerging markets.
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Swiss Private Banks Make History With Results Release
Lombard Odier said first-half net profit was 62.5 million Swiss francs (52 million euros, $68.2 million), while assets under management were 156 billion francs.
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Swiss Private Bank Releases First-ever Results
Geneva's Bank Pictet opens the way with an unprecedented release of its first-half results, followed on Thursday by crosstown rival Lombard Odier.
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Swiss private banking sector faces revolution
The spectre of revolution is stalking the world of Swiss private banking, as two paragons of discretion, Pictet and Lombard Odier, prepare to open their books.
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Rupee has more downside - Lombard Odier
The rupee, Asia's worst performing currency this year, still has room to fall further after policy missteps by a struggling government, said Swiss private bank Lombard Odier's chief investment officer for Asia.
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Swiss Bank That 'Discovered' US Picks China Over Weak Europe
The Swiss bank that built its fortune tapping new opportunities in the U.S. two centuries ago is telling investors to ditch sclerotic Europe and have greater faith in emerging markets.
-
Swiss Private Banks Make History With Results Release
Lombard Odier said first-half net profit was 62.5 million Swiss francs (52 million euros, $68.2 million), while assets under management were 156 billion francs.
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Swiss Private Bank Releases First-ever Results
Geneva's Bank Pictet opens the way with an unprecedented release of its first-half results, followed on Thursday by crosstown rival Lombard Odier.
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Swiss private banking sector faces revolution
The spectre of revolution is stalking the world of Swiss private banking, as two paragons of discretion, Pictet and Lombard Odier, prepare to open their books.
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Rupee has more downside - Lombard Odier
The rupee, Asia's worst performing currency this year, still has room to fall further after policy missteps by a struggling government, said Swiss private bank Lombard Odier's chief investment officer for Asia.
