Rothschild has appointed Christian Muller and Thomas Kunz to its wealth management business, effective from 1 March 2014.
They will join to create a new team whose focus will primarily be on advising Swiss domiciled clients with international interests.
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Christian Muller will head the team and Thomas Kunz will join as a senior investment advisor. They will report to Riccardo Petrachi, co-head of the firm’s private clients business unit in Zurich.
Both Muller and Kunz have joined from UBS where they have worked for more than 12 years. Muller joined in 1999 and held various roles, latterly heading the South East Europe UHNW client team. Prior to UBS, Muller has worked for a number of institutions including Bank Leu, Auerbach Grayson & Company (NY), Leu Securities (London) and Union Bank of Switzerland. Christian studied Economics and Finance at GSBA Zurich.
Kunz joined UBS in April 2001, who served most recent role as a senior investment advisor to UHNW clients.
In addition, Aleksandra Milanovic has been appointed as a senior client advisor to Russia/CIS team, effective from 1 February 2014. The team is headed by Daniel Maurer and based in Zurich.
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By GlobalDataMilanovic has experience with UHNW clients in Russia and the Ukraine. She joined UBS in June 2008 and most recently worked as a client advisor with UBS Wealth Management International.
Petrachi said: "To support the growing demand, we are recruiting talented individuals to further strengthen our client advisory capabilities. Muller, Kunz and Milanovic have the experience and contacts we need to meet the investment management and wealth planning needs of these sophisticated and demanding individuals and families, as well as the skills and knowledge we require to develop our proposition further."
