At Bruellan, the two founders are stepping back from operational leadership. A younger generation takes over the management, and the Geneva firm also appoints a new chief investment officer.
From left to right: Jean-François Beth, Catherine Pulfer, Philippe Moser, Anick Baud, and Alfonso Esteve. (Image: Courtesy)
Tuesday, 30 June 2026 15:55
Geneva-based independent wealth manager Bruellan, founded in 1991, is renewing its executive committee. The move is part of a long-planned succession.
Founders and main shareholders Antoine Spillmann and Jean-Paul Tissières are stepping back from operational management. They plan to focus on guiding the transition and looking after their clients.
