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Profil
Mr. Felix Remmers, CFA, is a Portfolio Manager at zCapital AG.
He has been fund manager of the zCapital Swiss ESG Fund since 2021.
Mr. Remmers spent the past seven years working in research at Credit Suisse in Zurich, six of them as a sell-side equity analyst.
In the 2014 Extel survey, he was named one of the top-5 sell-side analysts for Swiss Small & Mid-Caps.
His CV also includes internships with Lehman Brothers and Helbling Corporate Finance.
He is a CFA Charterholder and has a degree in business studies (lic.oec.publ.), with a specialism in Banking & Finance, from Zurich University.
He also spent several months in an exchange program at the Michael G.
Foster School of Business, University of Washington.
Aktive Positionen von Felix Remmers
| Unternehmen | Position | Beginn |
|---|---|---|
zCapital AG
 zCapital AG Investment ManagersFinance zCapital is an active, fundamental research-based manager which focuses on companies with successful, sustainable business models which can deliver even in a low-growth environment. They invest through their funds in Swiss small and mid-cap stocks and Swiss equities paying attractive dividends. They measure performance against the SPI Extra® and SPI® indexes, respectively. For their Swiss Small & Mid Cap Fund, the firm selects stock by focusing on the market, technology and cost leaders in diverse industries. They typically invest in 50 to 70 companies, aiming to consistently outperform the benchmark index. They are primarily a long-term investor but also take advantage of short-term opportunities to enhance portfolio performance. They select dividend-paying Swiss equities utilizing a proprietary dividend analysis tool combined with fundamental research and take corporate governance risks into account when constructing the Swiss Dividend Fund portfolio. They invest in 25 to 40 equities in the SPI® Index, with around half being invested in blue chips and half in second-line stocks. | Analyst-Equity | 01.07.2017 |
Ehemalige bekannte Positionen von Felix Remmers
| Unternehmen | Position | Ende |
|---|---|---|
Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd (Switzerland)
 Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd (Switzerland) Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Analyst-Equity | - |
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Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd (Switzerland)
Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd (Switzerland) Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides brokerage services | Finance |
zCapital AG
zCapital AG Investment ManagersFinance zCapital is an active, fundamental research-based manager which focuses on companies with successful, sustainable business models which can deliver even in a low-growth environment. They invest through their funds in Swiss small and mid-cap stocks and Swiss equities paying attractive dividends. They measure performance against the SPI Extra® and SPI® indexes, respectively. For their Swiss Small & Mid Cap Fund, the firm selects stock by focusing on the market, technology and cost leaders in diverse industries. They typically invest in 50 to 70 companies, aiming to consistently outperform the benchmark index. They are primarily a long-term investor but also take advantage of short-term opportunities to enhance portfolio performance. They select dividend-paying Swiss equities utilizing a proprietary dividend analysis tool combined with fundamental research and take corporate governance risks into account when constructing the Swiss Dividend Fund portfolio. They invest in 25 to 40 equities in the SPI® Index, with around half being invested in blue chips and half in second-line stocks. | Finance |
