Salmann Investment Management AG

An asset management company
independent from any financial institutions since 1985.

Salmann Investment Management AG is an asset management company, entirely independent of all financial institutions and specialising in serving discerning wealthy private clients. We also manage large institutional portfolios. Founded in 1985, the company is owned by founding shareholders who are closely linked to the company, and by a partner who have overall responsibility for its management.

The term «Salmann», in Middle High German «Salman», stands for a trusted advisor. In ancient Alemannic-German judicial terms, a «Sala» denotes a trustee.

Investment-Blog Stories

Sharp Divergences - Between Hope and Uncertainty

The year 2025 began with a remarkable political development that captured global attention: Donald Trump's return to the White House not only marked a political turning point in the United States, but also sparked far-reaching debates on tariffs, deregulation and tax reforms. While stock market participants on Wall Street responded with enthusiasm, European market participants looked across the Atlantic with scepticism - the new geopolitical situation resulted in mixed market reactions among investors worldwide.

Bittersüsser Jahresausklang

Nach einem zaghaften Oktober beflügelte der Siegeszug der Republikaner bei den amerikanischen Präsidentschaftswahlen die US-Börsen während der letzten beiden Börsenmonate. Vor allem die grossen Technologiekonzerne profitierten in der Aussicht auf die Vorteile der Trump’schen Wirtschaftspolitik und den erfolgten Leitzinssenkungen durch die Notenbanken. Eher verhalten war im Gegensatz der Jahresausklang an den europäischen und asiatischen Finanzmärkten, welche teilweise mit einer negativen Quartalsentwicklung aufwarten.

A Bittersweet End to the Year

After a timid October, the Republican victory in the US presidential election boosted the US stock markets over the last two months. In particular, the large technology companies benefited from the prospect of the advantages of Trump's economic policy and the interest rate cuts by the central banks. In contrast, the European and Asian financial markets concluded the year on a more muted performance, with some of them posting negative quarterly results.

Stock markets prove robust

10/18/2024 In the third quarter, the previously established upward trend on the European stock markets initially levelled off. After the abrupt global price setbacks at the beginning of August, triggered by the one-day crash on the Japanese stock exchange, share prices recovered thanks to the prospect of the interest rate cuts that were finally implemented in Europe, the USA and Switzerland. Thanks to the rally in September, the most important trading centres closed the quarter with price gains. However, the full article is only available in German.

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