

Amadeus Capital SA (“Amadeus”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Amasus Investment AG’s activities (“Amasus”) under a strategic agreement designed to ensure business continuity and long-term growth. Following this transaction, already approved by FINMA, all Amasus activities will now operate under the Amadeus Capital SA name from Zurich
Amadeus Capital SA (“Amadeus”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Amasus Investment AG’s activities (“Amasus”) under a strategic agreement designed to ensure business continuity and long-term growth. Following this transaction, already approved by FINMA, all Amasus activities will now operate under the Amadeus Capital SA name from Zurich. This move represents a major milestone in Amadeus’ growth strategy across German-speaking Switzerland while maintaining the stability and client continuity that have always defined both firms. All Amasus employees have joined Amadeus, preserving trusted client relationships and ensuring the seamless integration of local expertise. “This transaction is a natural evolution between two firms that share the same DNA and culture: independence, excellence, and a long-term commitment to their clients. It combines Amadeus’ strength and experience with the local expertise and proximity of the Amasus team,” said Tim Brockmann, CEO of Amadeus.
Although Amasus was founded in 2014, the relationship between the shareholders of both companies goes back over 30 years. Having worked closely together over time, the partners share a common vision of wealth management built on trust, performance and continuity.
With more than four decades of history, Amadeus has established itself as a recognised Swiss independent wealth manager and financial products specialist, combining rigour, technological innovation, and human proximity. The acquisition strengthens Amadeus’ position in Zurich’s financial centre, a key hub for private banking in Switzerland and provides a solid platform to expand in an increasingly dynamic and competitive environment.
For Amasus clients, the transition will be smooth and uninterrupted, while providing access to a broader range of private wealth, investment, and planning solutions. They will benefit from the stability of an established group, the combined expertise of both teams, and the use of cutting-edge technology to deliver sustainable, high-performance wealth management. “The rationale behind this transaction was that our mission would remain unchanged: to offer a personalised, stable and high-performing service, always putting our clients’ interests first,” said Dani Grob, former Partner & CEO of Amasus.
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