Daniel Bruderer
Senior Relationship Manager
„This is exactly why I work for Globalance Bank – because here the client receives fair, transparent and honest advice, and Globalance Bank lives credible banking.“
DANIEL’S BACKGROUND
Daniel Bruderer is responsible for the strategic expansion of cooperations as well as for the development of international sales and our product range.
For quite a number of years, Daniel Bruderer headed the business development unit at Global Thematic Investing – a subsidiary of Vontobel Asset Management in Zurich that specialises in sustainable and theme-based investments. Already in those days, he was an expert in supporting private and institutional clients in the selection and implementation of sustainable investment strategies.
He was also active at SAM Sustainable Asset Management, where he bore responsibility for Asia-Pacific business development, successfully expanded the client base in this region, and headed the company’s SAM Australia Ltd. Business unit. He also held management positions at ABN Amro Asset Management and Credit Suisse in Zurich and New York.
Daniel Bruderer is a certified business economist (FH) and completed postgraduate studies to earn Executive Master in International Management (FH) and Executive Master of Business Administration (FH) degrees.
„In a panel discussion, a representative of a renowned foundation once asked me: ‹The banks seem to have learned nothing from the 2008 financial crisis; they continue to pay exorbitant salaries, distribute mind-boggling bonuses and fleece their clients through hidden costs. Their actions are anything else than sustainable. How can you reconcile that with your conscience?› A critical but indeed justified question. My answer: That’s precisely the reason I’m with Globalance Bank these days – because here, clients are treated fairly, advised honestly and enjoy full transparency. Globalance Bank is a paragon of credible banking. Those values represent my guiding principles for successful client counselling and asset management!“
