The Enpa Value Opportunity Fund is an actively managed investment fund under Swiss law.The fund invests in equities worldwide. The aim is to manage a diversified portfolio of leading global companies in which the fund is invested for the medium to long term. The focus is on high-quality companies (large caps) with attractive, sustainable growth and a strong positioning. Short to medium-term market opportunities can be exploited selectively.
Daily liquidity at the net asset value (NAV)
Currency: CHF / EUR (hedged) / USD (hedged)
Swiss Valor: CHF 42'927'366 / hEUR 50'453'605 / hUSD 50'453'606
ISIN: CHF CH0429273664 / hEUR CH0504536050 / hUSD CH0504536068
Bloomberg: ENPAVOA SW
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Contact: info[at]enpa.ch
Urs Unternährer worked for more than 20 years in various functions at Credit Suisse, mostly as a senior portfolio manager for ultra-high-net-worth individuals from Switzerland. In this role, he was also primarily responsible at Credit Suisse for setting up sustainable UHNWI mandates and has been developing and managing them for more than 10 years. Urs Unternährer began his career at Bank Falck & Cie Banquiers in Lucerne, after which he worked in portfolio management for Bank Julius Bär. After completing his banking apprenticeship, Urs Unternährer completed several training programmes in finance and management and is a Certified International Investment Analyst(CIIA).
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