Jeffrey Hochegger has been in the financial industry for more than 25 years. Today he works as an investment strategist at Bank Raiffeisen Switzerland.
Hochegger recommends that investors focus on quality right from the start. If you want to invest in individual stocks, you should focus on solid, well-known companies.
Because the classic corporations have already “proved” themselves and shown that they create value.
Jeffrey Hochegger develops investment strategies to grow his clients’ wealth. The 55-year-old works as an investment strategist at Bank Raiffeisen Switzerland and has been working in the financial sector for almost 25 years.
After studying economics at the University of Zurich, Hochegger started out as an analyst. In the meantime, the trained analyst managed the portfolio management of a Swiss private bank for wealthy customers.
If you ask Jeffrey Hochegger about his personal investment strategy, he describes it in one word: boring. But the 49-year-old investment strategist also says: “Investing that’s boring is pretty exciting.”
Hochegger recommends that investors focus on quality right from the start. If you want to invest in individual stocks, you should focus on solid, well-known companies – and not want to find the next exotic one. Because the classic corporations have already “proved” themselves and shown that they create value.
These six shares are in his portfolio
Hochegger gives Business Insider a few examples from his portfolio that fit this line of thinking.