Benjamin M. Kressler
Profile
Mr. Benjamin Michael Kressler is Partner, Trader & Portfolio Manager at FiveT Capital AG.
Previously, he worked for eight years as an equity specialist trader at Baader Wertpapierhandelsbank AG.
He also ran a proprietary trading book for Baader(long and short).
He was also a Partner at Profit Center for seven years.
Former positions of Benjamin M. Kressler
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
FiveT Capital AG
 FiveT Capital AG Investment ManagersFinance FiveT Capital AG (FiveT Capital) is an independent Swiss financial advisory firm which was founded by Johannes Minho Roth in 2006 which specializes in absolute return investment strategies. Formerly known as FiveT Capital Management AG, the firm aims to exploit opportunities in the European stock market, especially in Germany, by combining fundamental research and trading and execution. Based in Zurich, FiveT Capital manages the Cayman Islands-domiciled FiveMore Fund Ltd., backed primarily by high net-worth clients, funds of hedge funds and institutional investors. The firm operates their own trading and execution desk, allowing them to engage in proprietary trading and exploit market inefficiencies. | Trading-Equity | 31/01/2013 |
Experiences
Positions held
Linked companies
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FiveT Capital AG
FiveT Capital AG Investment ManagersFinance FiveT Capital AG (FiveT Capital) is an independent Swiss financial advisory firm which was founded by Johannes Minho Roth in 2006 which specializes in absolute return investment strategies. Formerly known as FiveT Capital Management AG, the firm aims to exploit opportunities in the European stock market, especially in Germany, by combining fundamental research and trading and execution. Based in Zurich, FiveT Capital manages the Cayman Islands-domiciled FiveMore Fund Ltd., backed primarily by high net-worth clients, funds of hedge funds and institutional investors. The firm operates their own trading and execution desk, allowing them to engage in proprietary trading and exploit market inefficiencies. | Finance |
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