Lombard Odier

since 1796
  • 1,001-5,000 employees
  • Banking

Lombard Odier

Lombard Odier aspires to be an innovative bank of choice for private and institutional clients seeking a tailored, sustainable approach to wealth and asset management.

Founded in 1796, Lombard Odier is the oldest private bank in Geneva and one of the largest in Switzerland and Europe, with a network of more than 25 offices worldwide.

An independent family business for seven generations, we have served our clients guided by a simple philosophy: 'rethink everything'. Lombard Odier has a longstanding tradition of thinking and acting along the principles of corporate responsibility and sustainability.

Expertise

Wealth Management, Institutional Asset Management, and Private Banking

Economic growth outlook moderates as major risks loom
  • 1 day ago

Despite a turbulent first half, we expect economic growth to remain resilient; yet, looming risks could also precipitate a hard landing.

Multi asset: resilience in a V-shaped market recovery
  • 2 days ago

V-shaped recoveries test the resilience of risk-based strategies, but continuous research can reinforce processes ahead of future episodes.

Think high-yield bonds, but with better liquidity – 3 advantages of a more efficient approach
  • 3 days ago

Lower trading costs, better volumes and reduced turnover are three liquidity advantages available to high-yield investors willing to take a more efficient approach.

US economy: peak uncertainty as growth indicators misfire
  • 8 days ago

Key indicators for the US economy are out of touch with real-world growth, creating uncertainty. Are they losing their predicative power?

What does the cautious Swiss interest rate cut mean for investors?
  • 10 days ago

At its June policy meeting, the Swiss central bank responded to currency strength and inflation weakness by taking key interest rates to zero.

How have the equity market’s risk and return dynamics changed in 2025?
  • 15 days ago

2025 has upended equity trends, turning laggards into leaders and vice versa; but has this rotation had a similar impact on risk?

Swiss bonds: why active investing deserves a second look
  • 16 days ago

Active investing deserve a second look, especially for less liquid assets like Swiss bonds. We break down how such strategies can add value.

Convertible bonds for the ups and downs of uncertainty
  • 17 days ago

Convexity, growth exposure and diversification: this Q&A explores why convertible bonds benefit investors in uncertain times.

The economics of decarbonisation make the net-zero transition Trump-proof
  • 18 days ago

The net-zero frontline is not in the Oval Office but in high-emission industries, especially in China. Core fixed-income investing with decarbonsiation analysis can help portfolios adapt.