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Profile
Mr. Jürg Staub is a Partner at Reichmuth & Co.
He formerly worked for companies like Dominick & Co (1996-1999) as CEO, Bank von Graffenried (1991-1996) as Head of Trading/Institutional Portfolio Management and Bank in Liechtenstein as Member of the Management (1990-1991).
He started his career in 1982 at the Zuger Kantonalbank in the Stock Market department.
Mr. Staub passed the NYSE General Securities Repr.
Examination, NFA, Commodities Futures Trader Examination.
Jürg Staub active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
Reichmuth & Co.
 Reichmuth & Co. Investment ManagersFinance Reichmuth is an active, conservative manager which follows a medium- to long-term, value-driven, noncyclical investment style aiming to achieve absolute returns. The firm's absolute approach to investment returns enables them to implement a future-orientated investment strategy. They base their approach on fundamental market analysis and pay close attention to short-term factors such as money flows and market sentiment. For less familiar markets, they rely on specialists. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/01/2021 |
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Reichmuth & Co.
Reichmuth & Co. Investment ManagersFinance Reichmuth is an active, conservative manager which follows a medium- to long-term, value-driven, noncyclical investment style aiming to achieve absolute returns. The firm's absolute approach to investment returns enables them to implement a future-orientated investment strategy. They base their approach on fundamental market analysis and pay close attention to short-term factors such as money flows and market sentiment. For less familiar markets, they rely on specialists. | Finance |
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