What We Do

B Capital Wealth Management is an asset management firm registered in Geneva, Switzerland. We offer a private banking service to high net worth individuals who require investment advice and a family office approach to managing their wealth.

B Capital is an independent advisor working with the major Swiss banks to harness the best services that each can provide to our clients. Besides investment management we also arrange lending, banking and trust structuring.

At B Capital we believe that we offer attractive advantages to our clients through our flexible and independent approach. We aim to save our clients time and money and take responsibility for the results of our investment mandate.

B Capital is a member of the Association Suisse des Gérants de Fortune (ASG), a Self-Regulating Body (SRO) that is recognized by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).

B Capital Press Room

Bloomberg - Europe Stocks Fluctuate Before German Auction

January 11 2012

Bloomberg writes how European stocks have fluctuated today after the biggest gain in three weeks as Germany prepared to sell 4 billion euros ($5.1 billion) of debt. MD of B Capital, Lorne Baring commented in the article that few traders are taking positions ahead of these auctions and that one could expect a certain retrenchment today after the very strong upmove yesterday.
Bloomberg - Swiss puts highest in a year as franc burdens exporters

November 25 2011

B Capital Managing Director, Lorne Baring discusses the Swiss franc with Bloomberg’s, Corinne Gretler: “Swiss companies will be affected directly by their main trading partners, and their biggest trading partner is Europe. The appreciation of the franc versus the euro makes it harder to export. The SNB has been very active to reduce the value of the Swiss franc to help support trade and export from Switzerland, but there is only so much one can do.”
The Guardian - Eurozone crisis: Debt fears send markets falling

November 21 2011

The Guardian’s blog quoted Lorne Baring, managing director of B Capital, warning that the financial markets will continue “the pattern of headline driven reactions” until a European plan is agreed upon, principally between Germany, France and the ECB/IMF.