GAM Investments

Est. 1983
501-1,000 employees Financial Services

About GAM Investments

GAM Investments is an independent, pure play asset management group headquartered in Zurich. We excel by focusing on truly active management of differentiated investment strategies.

With a 40-year heritage, we invest our clients’ capital using active strategies across discretionary, systematic and specialist solutions. As our industry evolves, we develop new products with global appeal and attractive returns to access new pools of client assets and to adapt to our clients’ changing needs.

Our investment professionals, who on average have more than 14 years of industry experience, manage CHF 20.2 billion* in client assets in our investment management business.

With around 500 people in 14 countries, we are a truly global firm in scale and resources, yet small enough to remain nimble and flexible to meet clients’ needs.

By focusing on superior investment returns, a differentiated product offering, global distribution strength and operating efficiency we seek to deliver sustainable growth for all stakeholders.

*as at 30 September 2023

REASSURINGLY DIVIDED: WHY THE AI-DRIVEN ECONOMIC DISPARITY SHOULDN’T CONCERN INVESTORS
  • 19 Jun 2026

Economists and strategists have long been taught that the US economy is dominated by consumers, and of course this is borne out by the well-established contribution of consumption to economic growt...

GAM PROXY VOTING: STEWARDSHIP IN A CHANGING GOVERNANCE LANDSCAPE
  • 11 Jun 2026

Simona Rubino from GAM's Responsible Investment team reviews GAM's approach to proxy voting during 2025 and shares her early views on key themes emerging in the 2026 Proxy Season.

BEYOND SPACEX: THE OVERLOOKED EUROPEAN COMPANIES BENEFITTING FROM THE GLOBAL SPACE BOOM
  • 04 Jun 2026

The excitement surrounding a potential SpaceX IPO has triggered a rush into anything linked to the space economy.

SPACEX IPO AND BEYOND ACCESSING INNOVATION IN THE PRIVATE MARKETS
  • 28 May 2026

Late‑stage private companies are driving a growing share of innovation, against a backdrop of reopening IPO markets and evolving investor access to private opportunities.

IS THE UK OK? MARKETS CAST THEIR VOTE ON THE POLITICAL UNCERTAINTY
  • 26 May 2026

UK markets gave investors plenty to think about with the local elections of 7 May. Whereas the Iran war seems not to be affecting the S&P 500 at all anymore, the immediate market response in the UK...

LESSONS FROM IRAN
  • 11 May 2026

Investors’ traditional war playbook is ‘equities down, bonds up’. So far, the Iran conflict has delivered the opposite. The question is whether investors can draw any lessons.

WHAT HAS IRAN CHANGED, IF ANYTHING?
  • 07 May 2026

Since February's textbook "de-grossing" event in the run up to the Iran conflict, leadership has already re-concentrated into semiconductors, AI infrastructure and energy-related capital expenditur...

THE NEW ENERGY ORDER - THE THEMATIC EMBRACE OF OILFIELD SERVICES
  • 15 Apr 2026

Thematic Baskets are an important part of risk management frameworks; newly emerging themes can quickly change the nature of relationships between stocks and sectors, in a way that traditional mult...

EUROPEAN BANK SUBORDINATED DEBT – THE RISK IS VOLATILITY, NOT FUNDAMENTALS
  • 09 Apr 2026

Middle East tensions, high-profile defaults in private credit, and broader macro uncertainty have fuelled investor concerns around the potential impact on the European banking sector.