"Over the past week we were able to observe twice as high a volume of top-ups as is normally the case," explains Philipp Dobbert, Deputy Head of Asset Management and Chief Economist at the Berlin-based private bank. Our clients have quite evidently noticed that Britain's exit from the EU has so far had barely any impact on their personal investments, and have used this as an opportunity to increase their deposits. As quirin bank fundamentally recommends, client portfolios are built as a global portfolio of bonds and equities, which makes them very robust. Depending on the equity and bond weightings and the associated risk appetite, they were even able to lock in moderate gains, or at the very least keep the downward swings within tight limits. On top of that, many investors evidently seized the opportunity to enter the market at favourable prices right now, asset management expert Dobbert suspects.
Above all, the portfolio top-ups reflected the confidence that has grown out of the positive experiences of recent years in quirin bank's disciplined and systematic investment strategy. This is put into practice through various building blocks within the framework of the "Market - Opinion - Knowledge" concept. Even in difficult times on the stock markets, our investors know they are well positioned for the long term as a result, says Dobbert.
