Marco Stigler-Thomas

Marco Stigler-Thomas, CFA

Directeur

Marco est un directeur du conseil à la clientèle basé au bureau de Munich de bfinance, couvrant les clients de la région DACH et CEE. Avant de rejoindre bfinance, il était vice-président et gestionnaire de compte pour PIMCO, se concentrant sur le service à la clientèle pour la région DACH et CEE. Il a également occupé des postes de stagiaire à la Deutsche Bank Asset and Wealth Management à Francfort et au Credit Suisse à Zurich. Marco est titulaire de la certification CFA, d'un master en gestion internationale de la CEMS et d'un master en finance de la Copenhagen Business School. Il a obtenu son diplôme de premier cycle à l'université de Maastricht.


Market intelligence:

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