Investment leadership.
A question of talent not size.
Size has never been a reliable indicator of quality or expertise
For more than 220 years, Pictet has focused on organic growth and building partnerships with our clients, the companies in which we invest and the people who choose to work with us. This creates an environment where talented individuals and teams can make long-terminvestment decisions in the best interests of the clients we serve. As an investment-led firm with a constant desire to innovate, we seek people who stand out not only for their skills and abilities, but also for their independent thinking and adaptability to change. This fosters investment teams that prefer debate to consensus and humility to complacency. They follow a disciplined process of gathering and analysing information and executing with rigour, always with the goal of achieving investment leadership for our clients.
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Ahead 2026
Discover the forces shaping our world in our latest Ahead report
At the time of Pictet’s founding in 1805, the Industrial Revolution was gathering pace in Europe. The movement culminated in modern capitalism, literacy, individuals’ agency and enlightenment. It brought new opportunities to power and finance the great technological discoveries that have transformed the world since.
Today, we are entering another such phase. Demographic pressures, environmental constraints, rapid advances in artificial intelligence and intensifying geopolitical competition are converging at pace. And with more than 200 years of experience navigating structural change, Pictet approaches the years ahead with perspective rather than prediction, and optimism grounded in discipline.
In Ahead 2026, we examine the forces shaping the next phase of global development through three interconnected themes.
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Barometer: Robust earnings growth to push equities higher
With corporate profit growth at remarkably healthy levels, we expect the stock market to add to its strong gains over the coming months.
Macroeconomics · 05 Aug 2026
Barometer: Staying the course on equities
Equity markets have further to run thanks to strong earnings, resilient economic growth and continued investment in AI.
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Sizing AI’s environmental footprint
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Secular Outlook 2026: Our 10-year investment outlook
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