Attractive target returns between 7% to 11% p.a. (depending on the strategy and base-currency).*
Attractive target returns between 7% to 11% p.a. (depending on the strategy and base-currency).*
Strategic investment advice with us as your sparring partner and monitoring of asset management mandates.
Custodian banks in the safest financial centre in the world – Switzerland. 100% independent and with no conflicts of interest.
Personal customer care by renowned and approved industry experts with over 20 years of experience.
*Target returns before deduction of wealth management fees, custody fees and transaction fees. Past performance is not a guarantee and is not indicative of future investment results.
What sets us apart from the restWe manage assets with first-class investment strategies which are particularly effective in times of crisis. Even where the stock markets experience a downward trend over the year, we generate attractive returns for our customers with a mix of funds from the following areas: trade finance, factoring, real estate bridging loans, personal loans, legal disputes, megatrend stocks and alternative investments, as examples.
As an investor, you should only take reasonable risks and invest in investment strategies that are not subject to excessive fluctuations. We select funds according to the following criteria:
Competitive advantage, experience, investment process, risk management
Cross-comparison with other funds, consistent track record, rolling correlation, style analysis and suitability for the portfolio
Organisation, infrastructure, references and background checks
Nowadays it is not just about preserving wealth and avoiding negative interest rates. Despite the low interest rate environment, it is possible to generate attractive returns with manageable risks. Preservation of capital always has the highest priority.
Our clients include wealthy individuals from the areas of sport, business and entertainment as well as entrepreneurial families and corporate groups. We also advise banks at home and abroad.
New custody account with a Swiss bank account available in just 2 to 4 weeks
Conservative, stable and profitable investment strategies.
The assets we manage are growing steadily
Comparatively low management fees and performance fees
Your capital is available at all times
Find out more about our CEO, Florian Agarwalla, and our investment concepts as well as the exceptionally high returns.
All videosWe are happy to try to resolve your questions here. If you cannot find a suitable answer to your specific question, contact us – we will be happy to help you without any obligation.
Swiss Three Asset Management is an independent Swiss Asset Management boutique with individual customer service. We have a team of experts with many years of experience in asset management.
We offer investment strategies that only consist of the best-in-class funds. Our investment strategies are characterised by their attractive returns and low volatility.
Our investment strategies offer higher returns, lower volatility and lower drawdowns compared to standard providers. We achieve this through our strategic asset allocation with significant use of absolute return funds and our fund selection.
Our customers are private individuals and small and medium-sized companies.
First of all, we hold a detailed personal conversation with our prospective customers. We get to know what your expectations and goals are. Together we determine the right investment strategy for you. The administrative formalities are then done quickly and easily. We prepare everything for you.
The asset management with Swiss Three Asset Management has no minimum term and can be terminated on a daily basis.
We only work with Swiss custodian banks with secure ratings and impeccable reputations.
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