Notenstein Private Bank new SSPA active member

In a move that underscores Notenstein Private Bank’s increased focus on the issue of structured products, SSPA, the Swiss Structured Products Association, welcomes the heretofore passive member of SSPA to active membership.

Zurich, June 3, 2013. Notenstein Private Bank has been a major actor in Switzerland’s structured product market for many years. In line with its new business model of last March favoring structured products, the bank has moved from passive to active membership in SSPA.

Notenstein Private Bank’s Head of Products and Trades Patrik Rüthemann believes active SSPA membership sends a strong signal regarding the bank’s refocus: “As an active SSPA member we underscore our increased focus on structured products. Our new position in the Association is a reflection of both the future-oriented wealth management we practice as well as our new positioning as an innovative provider of structured products.”

SSPA President Danial Sandmeier: “Notenstein Private Bank’s change from passive to active membership is a clear expression of its growing importance in the Swiss market. We look forward to Notenstein’s more active participation in the Association.”