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

Swiss equities - a worthwhile investment

Switzerland is a major financial hub with globally recognized stock markets. With a long tradition and stable markets, the Swiss stock market has continuously evolved since the establishment of the first exchange in 1850. Today, it offers investors diverse opportunities and is known for its high transparency and security. Swiss companies are internationally renowned for their innovation and significantly contribute to the global financial landscape. With our Swiss equity strategy, which we have been pursuing since 2012, we have outperformed the market returns of the SPI in a 10-year comparison. Read Markus Gartmann’s full article at UnternehmerKompositionen here ->

Stock in the spotlight - Repsol SA

Repsol S.A. explores and produces crude oil and natural gas, refines crude oil, and transports petroleum products and liquefied propane gas (LPG) through its subsidiaries. The company sells gasoline and other products through its chains of retail gasoline stations. Repsol's oil reserves are located in Spain, Latin America, Asia, North Africa, the Middle East, and the USA.

Generational change at Salmann Investmenet Management AG in the final phase

Sebastian Schredt has been appointed Partner and Member of the Executive Board as of July 1, 2024. He will be responsible for business development and client support at Salmann.

continued buoyant mood

In April, investors were unsettled by fears of prolonged high policy interest rates, leading to profit-taking on the global stock markets. Investors were only reassured by falling inflation rates while hopes of the astounding impact of Artificial Intelligence fuelled fantastical share prices for technology stocks. Since mid-May, this, coupled with the expectation of policy rate cuts by the central banks, has led to renewed buying enthusiasm among equity investors.

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