French investment firm Marigny Capital is opening an office in Geneva, the company confirmed to Citywire Switzerland on Thursday.The office is expected to open by the end of Q3, and Baptiste Selton, the head of cross asset solutions sales – Switzerland, will run it. See the article
Read the article-
French investment firm to expand into Switzerland with Geneva office – Citywire Switzerland
29/06/2020 - Swiss
-
The recent outbreak of the palladium ounce raises new issues, particularly for the automotive sector. See the article in french version only
Read the article
-
Will the OPEC regain its Power? on Allnews
08/01/2020 - SwissThe OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries), founded in 1960 accounted to regulate the oil production, and therefore controlling its price, has seen its power weaken over the last years. In order to cope with the growing US production of shale oil, OPEC members, Russia and nine other exporting countries joined forces to form the OPEC+. On Friday, December 6th 2019, OPEC+ members agreed to cut production by at least 500 000 barrels […]
Read the article
-
Interview of Thomas Fonsegrive for Allnews
30/12/2019 - SwissSee the french version of this interview : https://www.marignycapital.com/fr/interview-thomas-fonsegrive-pour-allnews-compenser-les-taux-dinterets-negatifs/
Read the article
-
Mario Draghi’s ultimate meeting as president of the European Central Bank has opened a hectic final chapter for his term. He looks set to complete his period in office as he has often had to govern: in the midst of a political debate initiated by actions he thought necessary to preserve the health of the eurozone. The European Central Bank has announced its biggest package of rate cuts and economic stimulus in three […]
Read the article
-
(Française) Dernier produit de campagne « Rendement Banque semestriel Novembre 2019 » : Présentation en vidéo
25/09/2019 - CGP - Structured product
-
Brexit : Four paths Boris Johnson can follow
16/09/2019 - brexitSince his first steps as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has been determined to put no-deal Brexit on the negotiation table with the EU. This strategy, showing serious strength and determination about leaving on the 31st of October, has one goal: remove or tweak the Irish backstop policy. The Irish backstop is to prevent the return of a hard Irish border if no free trade agreement between the UK and the EU has […]
Read the article
-
Capgemini: the success story
26/06/2019 - Takeover bidCapgemini is without a doubt one of the most beautiful French success stories of the past 25 years. Created in 1967 by Serge Kampf, under the name of Sogeti, Capgemini has risen in over 50 years to become the undisputed leader in France for services and software engineering. From 27,000 employees a little over 20 years ago, Capgemini is expected to reach a little over 250,000 employees by the end of the year… […]
Read the article
-
Markets paying close attention to Casino’s Latam strategy
16/05/2019 - Stock exchange - Large retailersCasino recently held its shareholders’ meeting and confirmed its strategic priorities for the coming years: organic products, Latin America and the cash and carry format (wholesaling to individual customers). As usual, investment funds were particularly keen to hear what Casino had to say. They are always quick to question the group’s debt reduction strategy and sometimes play the aggressive pessimism card for the purposes of financial speculation. Latin America: a crucial market […]
Read the article
-
Italy enters China’s bond market and draws closer to Beijing
26/03/2019 - China - Italia - Panda bondsChinese president, Xi Jinping, visited Rome on Friday 22nd March to sign various agreements with Italy’s government as part of the New Silk Road project (also known as the Belt and Road Initiative, or BRI). The deal with Italy finally gives this huge continental investment programme the legitimacy it was lacking. Mr Salvini’s government has taken a historic decision by making Italy the first G7 country to consider borrowing from China’s bond market. […]
Read the article
