Introduction to structured Products (EN) #103

Introduction to structured Products (EN) #103

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In dieser Episode spricht Stefan Kirsch, Head International Private Banking, über den Wandel im Private Banking, veränderte Anforderungen an Kundenberater und die Bedeutung des Finanzplatzes Schweiz. Dabei beleuchtet er auch das Paradoxon wachsender Privatvermögen bei gleichzeiti ...  Show more

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