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Swiss Investment Solution

After acquiring a stake: asset manager SIS plans to go public

New heavyweights are emerging in the world of asset managers. After

acquiring a stake in a major industry player with more than 37 billion

euros in assets under management, the Swiss SIS has further plans for

growth: taking a first step towards going public.

View of Downtown Geneva: Home of Swiss Investment Solution Headquarter since 2008

A new player is emerging on the Asian market: Swiss Investment Solution, which is presently

casting its line to catch one of the bigger fish in the Land swissinvestmentsolution.com/ of the Rising Sun.

The Geneva-based asset manager, Swiss Investment Solution, has acquired a 12% stake in the

Japanese asset manager Daiwa SB. The parties have agreed not to disclose the purchase price. This

is making waves in the Swiss financial world.

Daiwa SB is one of Japan's largest asset managers, with over 37 billion euros in assets under

management. Founded in 1973, the company is a joint venture of the two Japanese financial houses

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Daiwa Securities

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With this entry, in future the stake in capital investments will amount to 37 billion dollars. This

opens up immense synergy potential for the Swiss asset manager, which will be born out in figures

and profits.

The founder of Swiss Investment Solution, Benjamin Hain, said in Munich that the investment

industry is in a state of upheaval. This cooperation with Daiwa SB, he said, has ensured that Swiss

Investment Solution will not only grow in the Asian market, but will also become one of the leading

companies in Switzerland going forward.

The stake acquisition is expected to be finalised in the third quarter of 2023.

There is also a plan to purchase further stakes. Swiss Investment Solution aims to increase earnings

before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation from 170 to 550 million dollars in 2024, he

said.