Banque Cramer has bolstered its investment leadership with the appointment of hedge fund veteran Christine Ravioli as Head of Portfolio Management, following a series of senior roles at leading Swiss private banks and alternative investment firms.
The report cites Ravioli as confirming that in her new Geneva-based role, she will oversee all mandated portfolios at the bank. Her hire comes amid a broader reshuffle in Banque Cramer’s investment team, following the recent departure of Chief Investment Officer Philippe Gougenheim.
Ravioli brings deep experience in hedge funds and discretionary asset management. Most recently, she served as Head of Hedge Fund Research at Synaptic Partner, an alternative investment boutique with a focus on digital assets, where she worked from January 2022 to November 2023.
Her career also includes senior positions at Union Bancaire Privée, where she led discretionary portfolio management in Hong Kong, and a 12-year tenure at Pictet, where she held various roles including hedge fund portfolio manager.
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