Zug-Based Asset Manager Expands in the Middle East
As part of its growth strategy, QCAM has decided to establish «a dedicated presence in the Middle East region,» according to the company statement. In particular, its short-term fixed income US-dollar offering, focused on top-tier Swiss issuers, represents a compelling opportunity for large investors. In this segment, QCAM, in cooperation with UBS Switzerland, launched a fund last year with initial capital of 1 billion dollar.
To support the expansion on the ground, QCAM has appointed Alan O'Donnell. He brings more than 25 years of experience in the financial industry, including senior roles at Rabobank and UBS in London and Zurich. O'Donnell has lived in Abu Dhabi for the past 20 years and brings with him an extensive local network that will be central to QCAM’s growth ambitions in the region.
Thomas Suter, CEO and Delegate of the Board of Directors at QCAM, commented: «We are delighted to welcome Alan O'Donnell to our team. He has an excellent understanding of the culture and local environment, while also being deeply familiar with the Swiss financial centre. We are convinced that Alan will play a key role in advancing our growth across the Arab world.»
Since its founding in 2005, the Zug-based company says it has established itself as a leading Swiss specialist in foreign exchange management and short-term fixed income, with around 7 billion Swiss francs in assets under management.









