Bruellan Names Philippe Moser to Lead $2.5 Billion Wealth Manager as Founders Step Back
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Updated · finews.com · Jun 30
Bruellan Names Philippe Moser to Lead $2.5 Billion Wealth Manager as Founders Step Back
1 articles · Updated · finews.com · Jun 30
Summary
Philippe Moser will head Bruellan’s executive committee under a long-planned succession, while founders Antoine Spillmann and Jean-Paul Tissières withdraw from day-to-day management to oversee the transition and keep serving clients.
Malek Dahmani was also appointed chief investment officer as the Geneva-based firm reshapes leadership to deepen investment expertise and expand its wealth-management business.
Moser joined Bruellan in 2020, became a partner in 2024 and managing partner in 2025; the new team also puts Anick Baud over asset management, Jean-François Beth over private clients, Catherine Pulfer as COO and Alfonso Esteve over finance.
Bruellan said it is making the handover from a position of strength after solid 2025 results and continued client confidence, with the firm recently adding a Gstaad office.
Founded in 1991, Bruellan employs more than 35 people and manages nearly 2 billion Swiss francs for Swiss and European private clients from offices in Geneva, Crans-Montana, Martigny and Gstaad.