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We are an independent Swiss wealth manager authorized as asset manager by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) and registered as investment advisor with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

Timeless wealth management, built on trust.

For over 30 years, we have guided private clients in Switzerland and abroad in managing, preserving and growing their wealth.

Our focus has always been on working with rigour, transparency and long-term perspective. We act independently, prioritising our clients’ interests and building long-term relationships founded on trust.

By establishing the Forum Finance Group SA in 1994 we returned to the origins of Geneva's private banking heritage to offer you a comprehensive, impartial and personalised wealth management service, ready to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

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Forum Finance newsletter September 2026

Newsletter | September 2026

MARKET REVIEW Government bond markets underwent a further sharp repricing in September, as nominal and real yields moved higher, particularly in the United States. The US 10-year Treasury yield rose to new cycle highs, reflecting resilient economic activity,...

Newsletter | August 2026 

Newsletter | August 2026 

MARKET REVIEW Government bond markets adjusted sharply again in August, with yields rising across most major sovereign curves and maturities. The US 10-year Treasury yield moved decisively higher, while German Bunds and other core European markets followed the same...

We maintain long-standing relationships with leading private banks, custodians, and legal experts. Through our international partnerships, we provide clients with privileged access to exclusive investment opportunities, specialist advisors, and a network that spans Switzerland, Europe, and the  Americas.

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