Profile
Dr. Alen Vukic is a Portfolio Manager at BSI Laran SA.
He joined BSI in 2005 as a technology sector analyst.
Prior to that he had already worked as an analyst for four years.
Dr.Vukic obtained his Doctorate degree in Economics and Social Science from the University of Fribourg.
Former positions of Alen Vukic
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
EFG Laran SA
 EFG Laran SA Investment ManagersFinance EFG Laran SA (EFG Laran) is the Swiss investment management subsidiary of BSI SA (Private Banking), itself a subsidiary of EFG International AG (SW: EFGN; ADR: EFGXY) in Switzerland. Formerly known as BSI Service Holding SA, the firm was established in 1873 and is headquartered in Lugano, They offer a range of services including wealth management, financial advisory, financial planning, corporate finance, insurance products, mortgage services and art advisory. EFG Laran manages private portfolios and the BSI range of investment funds, which are domiciled in Liechtenstein, Luxembourg or Switzerland. Their clients are primarily high-net worth individuals and family offices as well as institutional investors and third-party asset managers. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | 31/07/2012 |
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EFG Laran SA
EFG Laran SA Investment ManagersFinance EFG Laran SA (EFG Laran) is the Swiss investment management subsidiary of BSI SA (Private Banking), itself a subsidiary of EFG International AG (SW: EFGN; ADR: EFGXY) in Switzerland. Formerly known as BSI Service Holding SA, the firm was established in 1873 and is headquartered in Lugano, They offer a range of services including wealth management, financial advisory, financial planning, corporate finance, insurance products, mortgage services and art advisory. EFG Laran manages private portfolios and the BSI range of investment funds, which are domiciled in Liechtenstein, Luxembourg or Switzerland. Their clients are primarily high-net worth individuals and family offices as well as institutional investors and third-party asset managers. | Finance |
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