insights.

How can finance address the climate emergency and sustainability transition? Marie Ekeland and Édouard de Saint Pierre make the case for a pragmatic, impact-driven approach.

Discover how Twinkl’s decision to offer free resources during Covid sparked exponential growth. COO David Angrave shares insights on scaling internationally, embracing AI, and building a mission-led education brand.

The first edition of our new series tackling fundamental investment questions, ‘The Intelligent Allocator’, asks how investors should put capital to work after a sudden cash inflow. We analyse the statistical advantages and drawbacks of two different approaches: deploying capital all at once, or steadily over time. 

 John Woods, our Asia CIO, explores the shifting dynamics behind Japan's rising bond yields and the potential repatriation of trillions in overseas assets.  

In the August 2025 edition of The Business Times' Who's Who in Private Banking supplement, our Head of DPM Asia, Jack Siu highlighted emerging investment opportunities and strategies to manage risk while maintaining portfolio resilience. 

With decades of experience and a strong client base in the Middle East, we are committed to growing responsibly through informed, risk-aware wealth management.

The tech-driven US stock rally has started to broaden. With more limited tech upside ahead, we see compelling opportunities in global healthcare and Swiss equities.

Find out how to optimise your taxation with the help of Pillar 2 buybacks in Switzerland. Strategies, tax benefits and practical advice for better pension provision.

In a fragmented, unpredictable world, it is essential to stay invested, diversify and protect your portfolio. How do we prepare for this new economic reality? Discover Samy Chaar’s analysis from our latest signature Rethink Perspectives event.

US tariffs, from 1930 to Trump, are shaking up markets and alliances, constantly redesigning the rules of global trade. Discover our analysis.

This week, we take a look at Japanese equities, which we see bolstered by corporate reforms and solid economic growth.

Explore how entrepreneurs can define their exit strategy, value their business, and plan for life after sale with Lombard Odier’s unique approach.

2025 has been anything but ordinary. Discover how investors are navigating a year of geopolitical shocks, shifting trade policies, and economic surprises in this special byline from John Woods, our Asia CIO for The Business Times' Who's Who in Private Banking feature. 

Discover how Lombard Odier’s new headquarters – designed by Herzog & de Meuron – sets a new benchmark for sustainable architecture and signals a bold vision for the future of Swiss finance.

Is gold’s rally sustainable? We examine the drivers, including a narrative of rising market risks, from inflation to growth and debt sustainability. Strong investor demand and trading momentum could also provide support. 

Road transport accounts for 12% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, yet USD 2.7 trillion in new road projects are underway. Urgent action is vital to keep the 1.5ºC goal alive. 

French President Emmanuel Macron has few appealing options after the collapse of the current government. We examine market implications and risks for French assets. 

Felix Philipp, Circular Economy and Materials Research Lead at LOIM, examines the setback of the global plastics treaty in Geneva and the new opportunities that arise from it.

Lombard Odier met with senior leaders at Kingdom Group to explore the firm’s strategic growth, acquisition approach, and succession planning. 

Omar Shokur, Asia Head of private clients, shares his insights into Asia's leading entrepreneurs and families, and why the Bank is well-positioned to serve their increasingly sophisticated needs. 

Lombard Odier inaugurates its new Geneva headquarters, an architectural landmark designed by internationally acclaimed Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron. Located in Bellevue, Geneva, the avant-garde building embodies the Group’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.

In an interview with TheWealthNet, UK CEO Mark Goddard discusses how Lombard Odier is building a powerful network in the UK to support business owners, foster growth, and shape the future.

We look at the increasing attention markets are paying to fiscal risk and political uncertainties in economies from the US to France and the UK.

Confronted with record US tariffs, Switzerland is relying on its economic resilience and policy leeway to safeguard growth. A closer look at the macroeconomic implications and the strategies for navigating Washington’s stance.

US policies are reshaping investments. Between the burden of tariffs, new vulnerabilities and rising markets, how do we invest portfolios? Discover our new video with Michael Strobaek and Samy Chaar.

The US dollar can weaken further as the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates in isolation. We have downgraded our USD outlook to negative. 

Drawing parallels between sailing and investing, John Woods, our Asia CIO, highlights how strategic planning, disciplined execution, and measured adjustments are essential to navigating 2025’s complex financial landscape.

Read our 2025 half-year results. Assets under Management stood at CHF 211 billion at the end of June 2025, benefitting from solid net new money and positive market performance. 

From defence spending to Swiss tariffs and US healthcare reform—three charts reveal the system shifts reshaping global markets and investment themes. 

We look at the prospects for emerging market assets and their relative attractions for global investors. 

Regenerative farming boosts biodiversity, resilience and soil health – UK farmers say it’s key to climate and economic survival.

Lombard Odier is pleased to announce senior appointments in North and Southeast Asia, as part of its commitment to growing its presence and deepening client relationships across key Asian markets.  

Discover why rare earth elements like scandium and neodymium are critical to the energy transition and how they present long-term investment opportunities in transition materials.

Discover how to prepare for a successful intergenerational transfer of family businesses and wealth, with advice from our expert, Marie-Christine von Pezold.

We examine equity market risks and drivers, and trends from a mixed Q2 earnings season. 

Under new UK chief executive Mark Goddard, Lombard Odier is sharpening its proposition for British business owners.

Switzerland’s goods exports to the US are now subject to the highest tariff of any developed market. We examine the immediate implications for the Swiss economy. 

A formalised governance structure can play a critical role in facilitating smooth succession. Our expert, Isobel Holgate, explains why.

How should investors view pharmaceutical stocks in light of the pressures from tariffs and US healthcare reform? We explore what recent announcements mean for the sector. 

We take a first look at the implications of the tariffs threatened by the Trump administration on Switzerland’s economy. 

Discover the key tax changes in Switzerland in 2025: from the inheritance initiative and ‘rental value’ rules, to lump-sum withdrawals and more. 

The Malaysian government has announced plans to implement a carbon tax aimed at the iron, steel and energy industries by 2026. This puts a minimum price on carbon and incentivises carbon reductions in these sectors. 

Discover how Italy’s iconic gelato brand Sammontana is building a regenerative food model, from farm to freezer.

What should investors make of the most recent trade agreements? Can they provide market clarity? We examine what’s at stake.

Discover why private assets represent a strategic tool to diversify portfolios, access the real economy and capture growth in a changing world.

We explore three proposed changes to US banking regulation, and what they might mean for investors. Possible implications might include more capital for US banks to deploy and a better functioning US Treasury market.

Trump's tariffs deals are more than just an economic policy shift - it is also a geopolitical play that could divide global trade and nations. John Woods, our Asia CIO, analyses what these tariffs could mean for countries, particularly those in Asia. 

The global economy is shifting away from US-led growth and into a period of deceleration, warns our Chief Economist Samy Chaar. While a recession may be avoided, political risks and investment paralysis loom.

In this interview, Iván Basa explains how Lombard Odier is consolidating its presence in Spain with a model based on tailored services, responsible investment and wealth planning.

How have nature-positive investments performed recently? And how can we capture an emerging opportunity set in freshwater management and conservation?