Alpine Atlantic Global Asset Management AG

Overview

Alpine Atlantic Global Asset Management AG is an active Swiss public limited company registered under UID CHE-114.000.219. Its stated corporate purpose includes consulting services in location management.¹³

History

The company entered Zurich’s commercial register on December 18, 2007.²

Leadership

Daniel Zurbrügg is the company’s current board member and authorized signatory. He is also identified as a co-founder and managing director.⁶⁷

Services

The firm provides strategic advice on investment issues and offers independent advice on investment matters. Its work includes developing tailored investment solutions for foundations.⁴⁵⁸

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Philanthropy

Client focus

An adviser record describes Alpine Atlantic Global Asset Management AG as serving non-US clients. The firm’s published interview specifically discusses customized investment solutions for foundations.⁴⁸

Approach

Alpine Atlantic describes its work as independent advice designed around tailored investment solutions. This approach emphasizes adapting investment guidance to the needs of each foundation or client.⁸

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Sources

1. Swiss UID Register
2. Moneyhouse commercial register entry
3. Moneyhouse corporate purpose
4. FINRA adviser record
5. FINRA adviser record
6. Swiss Official Gazette of Commerce
7. Die Stiftung interview
8. Die Stiftung interview

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