21 years of financial markets, it has made a difference! Many people encouraged me to stay connected with the activity, even if I had made a transition to management and human development; it was a good idea and I can thank them because those financial years gave me a definite sense for markets, with a long-term view. Advantage from having always been on the management side (except for the very first years as an apprentice side by side with the 80’s financial engineers): detachment!
A new paradigm, the world will experience a reversal
Leaving finance in 2005, I forebode that the human dimension was back to frontstage, and that we would go through tough years which would allow a transition to a new paradigm. Excesses of the financial years were bringing the ship down and the world was to to turn into the Raft of the Medusa, Gericault’s famous painting. But, nobody wanted to admit that the Emperor had no clothes12, while knowing it: 2007, 2009, 2011… Everything’s fine, Madame la Marquise13 !
But then what remains to be done? Hence, financial accompaniment!
In my position as advisor, based on a daily analysis of markets, I can assist you in your financial management with a long-term perspective and according to your personal criteria.
If I was never a short-term trader, I have gained, throughout my financial years, a comprehensive understanding of markets and all their dimensions: assets, geographies, currencies; to manage one’s wealth nowadays is more like knowing asset classes you want to invest in, portfolio percentages in each, and always ensure balanced investments!
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12 The Emperor's New Clothes is a tale of Hans Christian Andersen, Danish poet of the 19th century, in which a capricious emperor tried all textiles; the tailor can finally only offer "invisible" cloth and make him believe he is dressed until a child (innocent by nature) shows to the world his mistake, hence...
13 Reference to Ray Ventura’s song of the 30's! The Marquise phones her servant, from her trip; he tells her, progressively, the disappearance of her gray mare, which died in the fire that devastated the stables, caused by the suicide of the Marquis ... It leaves her with almost nothing, but all is fine…
