Signina applies the cutting edge

- Daniel Sheehan
- 01 Feb 2007

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Last year, Viktor Walker, a former senior executive from the equity and fund derivatives houses of Merrill Lynch and UBS, founded Swiss asset management company Signina Capital. Walker's idea was to provide high-net-worth (HNW) investors with access to the cutting-edge financial techniques that are usually the preserve of institutional investors. And he now thinks that the opportunities for his firm's investors will be even more wide ranging than it was in 2006.

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