Pierre Gerard Martin

Capital Y SA is an independent investment management firm headquartered in Chêne-Bourg, Geneva, Switzerland. The firm was co-founded by Nen Khieu and Annie Balmon-Raccah in 2009 and formerly known as KBR Advisors SA. Capital Y provides wealth management and family office services for entrepreneurs, athletes and next generation.

HBS SA provides investment advice. The private company is based in Geneva, Switzerland. The Swiss company was founded in 2003 by Hervé Benzakein.

Weisshorn Asset Management SA is an independent wealth management firm headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The firm was founded by Alexandre Gulino, Thierry Michel and Yan Zanus-Fortès in 2015 through a combination of two independent Swiss asset management companies: TM & Partners SA (2004) and OAM Finance SA (2006). Weisshorn Asset Management offers investment management and advisory services to private clients.

URAM SA (URAM) is an independent Swiss investment management firm which was created in 2007 by Patrick Pittaway and Dominique Casaï based on the conviction that commodities are the asset class with the most attractive fundamentals for the next 10-15 years. Based in Geneva, Undiscovered Resources Asset Management (URAM) provides advisory services to open-ended mutual funds and privately managed accounts. They participated in the creation of the world's first gold fund to invest in both gold and gold equities and the world's first fund focusing on rare and strategic metals to be used in low-carbon or green technologies.

DWS Investment GmbH (DWS Investment) is the Frankfurt office of DWS Investment, the wholly-owned asset management subsidiary of Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management Investment GmbH, ultimately held by Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB) in Germany. Formerly known as DWS Deutsche Gesellschaft für Wertpapiersparen mbH, DWS Investment was established in 1956 and operates in western and central Europe, Asia and the Americas. The Frankfurt office manages a range of mutual funds, primarily for private clients. Their funds are distributed through a multi-channel network comprised of the DB group, third-party asset managers, retail and private banks, independent financial advisors and insurance companies.