Retirement and pension planning

Retirement planning is and remains one of the core pillars of our life cycle. We would be happy to advise you throughout all stages of your life to help you preserve your wealth over generations.

Income maintenance

Age 30 to 40

The accumulation and protection of income lays the groundwork for your future path in life and allows you to take initial action in the field of pension provision. Let us help you take the first steps!

Asset accumulation

Age 40 to 50

Through our integral approach, we design the appropriate retirement provision structures, tailored to your overall asset situation. You benefit from tax optimisation, individual management retirement provision with no cross-subsidisation and flexible vested benefit accounts with individual investment options.

Pension planning

Age 50 to 65

Retirement and succession planning is tailored to your needs so you have a firm basis for taking decisions in later life.

Smart estate planning

Age 50+

Planning our estate is something we all need to address. We can assist you produce a tailor-made concept and all the associated paperwork, bringing clarity for you and your loved ones.

Asset transfer

Age 65+

We support you in the early transfer of assets that you want optimised for tax purposes, regardless of whether you want to bequeath them, give them away, or put them in a foundation.

PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT US FOR A CONSULTATION

Marcel Roos

Pension

+41 41 249 80 25

News

Investing 25.03.2026 Dr. Matthias Ramser

Market commentary 2nd quarter 2026

The war in Iran is now in its fourth week. Despite initial, tentative signs of de-escalation, the conflict persists and is likely to have significant geopolitical and economic consequences. We recommend investing selectively in structural growth themes that are gaining additional momentum as a result of the conflict.

Investing 26.02.2026 Dr. Matthias Ramser

„Sell-off“ in the technology sector supports cyclical market segments

The apparent calm on the stock markets is deceptive. Although the global stock market recorded a slight increase in February, the US stock market was once again downgraded relative to Europe and emerging markets. At the same time, the rotation away from highly valued technology stocks toward cyclical value stocks and defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples continued.

General 30.01.2026 Dr. Matthias Ramser

After the AI Boom: Broadening the portfolio

About a quarter of global economic growth of 2.3 percent in 2025 was driven by heavy investment in the expansion of AI infrastructure. As a result, AI served as a central pillar of an economy that was robust overall, but below its long-term average growth rate.