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Folio

Our internal experts offer timely updates on markets, trends and developments, keeping clients informed on current topics and situations.

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Innovation & Technology

April 16, 2026

When Excel leaves the office: the incredible rise of spreadsheets in e-sports

From financial modelling to the latest Excel esport craze – and why a new competition is launching in Europe this May.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

The ultimate spread: the family business redefining Swiss dairy

How the next generation of butter and cheese masters at one family-run dairy are reinventing raclette.

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Innovation & Technology

April 16, 2026

The next frontier: the spread of the technologies reshaping our world

Recent Cape Converationalist Alastair Moore on generative AI and machine learning.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

The new age spread: a model for collaboration and empowerment

Cape founder and CEO Alex Vukajlovic on why work culture matters – and the employee pairings that play to individual strengths.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

Mind the gap! Why spreads are the tell-tale sign of underlying market tension

Michael Lienhard examines spreads in light of current geopolitical and societal shifts

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Lifestyle & Opinion

April 16, 2026

Laying the foundations: a journey from construction to finance

Cape's Client Support Assistant Kristijan Roskovic shares his evolution from brick-laying to the world of wealth management.

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Arts & Culture

April 16, 2026

Beyond the drop: spreading a culture, not just a brand

As the former brand director of Swedish footwear-turned-lifestyle label Axel Arigato, Sanaz Dizaj Parham knows the secret to building a global cult following. Here, she explains why making connections - and throwing out the rulebook - is key.

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Our internal experts offer timely updates on markets, trends and developments, keeping clients informed on current topics and situations.

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Innovation & Technology

March 11, 2026

AI Uncovered: Alastair Moore on the distant future that lies just around the corner

“When I was born, give or take, the largest computer was a Cray supercomputer. Now, that amount of compute I have available to me as my domestic vacuum cleaner.” — Alastair Moore. Alastair is a lecturer at the UCL School of Management and a UCL PhD computer scientist with over a decade of experience working across AI, machine learning and technology innovation.

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Arts & Culture

July 22, 2025

Think Like a Spy: Julian Fisher on deploying the tactics of covert intelligence to everyday life

Julian Fisher is a former intelligence operative whose experience in the field of ‘cover’ and time spent in undercover roles has given him a unique expertise on the way in which human intelligence, relationship-building and spycraft techniques can not only enhance civilian communication skills but, contrary to mainstream perception, can convey authenticity and build stronger relationships.

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Arts & Culture

July 3, 2025

Spotlight: The Mousetrap - a rare glimpse into one of our Private Equity partnerships

In this first ever ‘Spotlight’ video we share a rare glimpse into one of our Private Equity deals - Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, the West End's longest-running show since 1952.

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Impact & Environment

May 22, 2025

The Great Tree Story: Levison Wood on his exploration of the world’s forests, natural systems, and historical narratives

Levison Wood's expeditions include walking the entire length of the river Nile, the Himalayas, Central America, crossing the Caucasus, and circumnavigating the Arabian Peninsula. This Cape Conversation takes place as Levison releases his latest book, The Great Tree Story - a beautiful and profound study of our planet's forests and nature systems.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 14, 2024

Unlocking peace: Dr. Nikolas Epp on the biology of flow and the power of consciousness

In this instalment of Cape Conversations, Stephan Vlček, Head of Family Office at Cape, took a trip out to the Zurich forest to meet with Dr Nikolas Epp, a leading consultant and trainer on the Biology of Flow and the impact that unconscious stress has on humans and communities.

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Innovation & Technology

October 8, 2024

Accelerating AI adoption by building trust in AI: Lofred Madzou

Cape recently hosted a compelling conversation at our Zurich offices as part of our ongoing series, Cape Conversations. In this instalment, our own Equity Analyst Thomas Williams had the privilege of engaging with our guest Lofred Madzou, Director of Strategy at TruEra, a visionary in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), governance and innovation.

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News & insights

Cape representatives invite thought-leaders and innovators from across industries, to share their perspectives on the topics shaping the world.

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Business & Markets

July 9, 2026

Lunching with bees: what portfolios can learn from the hive

A summer lunch, an uninvited bee, and a lesson in portfolio construction: why a good portfolio, like a hive, needs both farmers and explorers - and why the real danger is how we behave when volatility arrives.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

January 15, 2026

How much would you accept to switch nationalities?

USD 10,000?, USD 100,000?.... or does it take a cool USD 2.5 million to seal the deal? That is the rather cheeky debate circulating in our office, prompted by rumours that the Trump administration might offer payments in that lower range to entice Greenlanders to become Americans.

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Business & Markets

March 10, 2025

Europe's fiscal shift could ignite a new growth era

Once again, an excerpt from Björn Germer's internal Equity Weekly makes it to our News & Insights page - reflecting on recent market activities and their impact on Europe.

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Business & Markets

February 4, 2025

When market "Generals" stumble

In this compelling piece, Björn Germer releases an extract of his renowned internal Equity Weekly commentary in response to a remarkable week in the markets.

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Business & Markets

September 10, 2024

Deja Vu?

The market corrections at the start of last month and this month felt eerily familiar, like Neo’s déjà vu moment in The Matrix, when he sees the same black cat walk by twice. At first, all seems normal, until the glitch reveals itself, a repetition of events caused by revisions made to the current situation.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

September 3, 2024

Fuelling success: Efficiency in health and wealth

Ever wondered how the energy to power a light bulb compares to our daily calorie burn? Dive into this article by Cape’s William Raynar to uncover the surprising connections between the science of calories, hibernating bears, and smart investing strategies.

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Business & Markets

May 25, 2023

Riding the wave of AI: Cape's innovative journey

At Cape, we believe in the immense opportunity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) going forward, yet appreciate complexity in terms of finding the optimal way to gain exposure, whilst aligning our interests with those of our clients and potential clients.

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Business & Markets

February 27, 2023

Equity markets – priced for a soft landing

Tian Xia, Cape's Equity Portfolio Manager gives us an insight into the current market situation and answers the questions;

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Business & Markets

February 8, 2023

A quick update on the Fixed Income markets

Michael Lienhard shares a few thoughts on the Fixed Income Asset Class after the Central Bank bonanza – still an attractive asset class?

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Business & Markets

February 8, 2023

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Compass

Our internal experts offer timely updates on markets, trends and developments, keeping clients informed on current topics and situations.

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Impact & Environment

July 1, 2026

Episode 13: The intern perspective: Growing up human in an AI world

We explore how two talented young people see the future of work. Has AI changed the way they think about careers? Which skills will matter most? What excites them, and what concerns them?

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Impact & Environment

April 16, 2026

Episode 12: The new age spread: a model for collaboration and empowerment

Cape's CEO Alex discusses the motivation and inspiration behind his latest FOLIO article

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Business & Markets

October 27, 2025

Episode 11: Taking a bet on the Kelly Criterion; a thesis

We continue the conversation with Oscar Puype, who takes us behind the cover of the thesis he wrote to conclude his studies at the University of St Gallen

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Business & Markets

October 23, 2025

Episode 10: An internship at Cape

In this episode we introduce one of our interns, Oscar, who has recently joined the team as one of Cape valued and valuable interns.

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Business & Markets

October 21, 2025

Episode 9: Lifting the cover on our latest edition of FOLIO

In this special episode, Michael, Alexandre, and William riff on the latest edition of FOLIO, where one single word : Cover - sparks three very different stories.

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Business & Markets

June 5, 2025

Episode 8: Context is capital: rethinking safety and duration in today’s world

Michael Lienhard, our Head of Fixed Income shares his views on the recent shifts across global sovereign bond markets.

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Impact & Environment

May 26, 2025

Episode 7: Impact investing without compromise

In this episode, Cape's Alexandre Micheloud shares how we help clients align their capital with purpose, without sacrificing returns. He explains the difference between philanthropy and impact investing, and how we evaluate opportunities across private equity, venture capital, infrastructure, and public markets.

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Innovation & Technology

April 16, 2026

When Excel leaves the office: the incredible rise of spreadsheets in e-sports

From financial modelling to the latest Excel esport craze – and why a new competition is launching in Europe this May.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

The ultimate spread: the family business redefining Swiss dairy

How the next generation of butter and cheese masters at one family-run dairy are reinventing raclette.

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Innovation & Technology

April 16, 2026

The next frontier: the spread of the technologies reshaping our world

Recent Cape Converationalist Alastair Moore on generative AI and machine learning.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

The new age spread: a model for collaboration and empowerment

Cape founder and CEO Alex Vukajlovic on why work culture matters – and the employee pairings that play to individual strengths.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2026

Mind the gap! Why spreads are the tell-tale sign of underlying market tension

Michael Lienhard examines spreads in light of current geopolitical and societal shifts

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Lifestyle & Opinion

April 16, 2026

Laying the foundations: a journey from construction to finance

Cape's Client Support Assistant Kristijan Roskovic shares his evolution from brick-laying to the world of wealth management.

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Arts & Culture

April 16, 2026

Beyond the drop: spreading a culture, not just a brand

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Impact & Environment

April 16, 2026

Beauty and the battlefield: the enigmatic double life of a world renowned surgeon

When he’s not treating patients at his exclusive Zurich clinic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgeon Dr Enrique Steiger oversees humanitarian missions in conflict zones. He tells us about spreading his time across two vastly different worlds.

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Business & Markets

October 8, 2025

Throwing off the covers

Economic cycles have long been boosted by measures that offer false security. To rebuild solid foundations, markets must rely less on financial comfort blankets, argues Michael Lienhard.

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Impact & Environment

October 8, 2025

Green impact or greenwashing?

Companies often cover up greenwashing with misleading language, vague certifications and superficial actions. Cape Capital’s Impact Investment Specialist Alexandre Micheloud on separating true sustainability efforts from empty promises.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 8, 2025

Never judge a book by its cover

William Raynar, regular contributor to FOLIO , examines the everyday covers that catch us out - from the worlds of crime to culture - and the trouble with stereotypes

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Business & Markets

October 8, 2025

Building business resilience through wargaming

From crisis management to communication: why analysis of geopolitical scenarios is becoming an increasingly invaluable big-picture strategic tool

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Innovation & Technology

October 8, 2025

A framework for change in the global labour market

Whether a new pay transparency directive or the first European regulation on AI, employment solutions specialist Bettina Schaller is helping drive reform on issues redefining the workplace.

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Arts & Culture

October 8, 2025

Behind the lens: what makes a cover story?

Swiss photographer Florian Kalotay’s subjects range from Hollywood royalty to global music legends. Here, he reveals some of his most memorable shoots, why staying curious matters and how he helps camera-shy subjects relax

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 8, 2025

Why cover isn't just for spies

Former British intelligence operative Julian Fisher believes that everyone has the skills to act like a spy – and make life-changing human connections in the process.

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Sport & Wellness

October 8, 2025

Shedding skin: the hidden beauty in new beginnings

David Heimer was Head Chef at Zurich’s Josef restaurant until a life-changing accident two years ago. Here, he shares his inspiring story of recovery, inner strength and why giving up was never an option

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Impact & Environment

May 5, 2025

The power of communication in an increasingly polarised world

Regardless of personal opinions, there’s no disputing that divisive public figure Elon Musk knows how to steer the course of the conversation. But what lessons, if any, can leaders learn from studying his outspoken narratives and how can trust be rebuilt in the current unstable political climate?

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Impact & Environment

May 5, 2025

Walking the world: Levison Wood on environmentalism and exploring the planet

Passionate about raising awareness of global environmental challenges and conservation efforts, modern-day explorer and writer Levison Wood has spent the last 15 years journeying through over 100 countries. Now he has released his twelfth book, The Great Tree Story, a deep-dive into the incredible life of forests and how preserving these vital ecosystems is the key to our future.

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Arts & Culture

May 5, 2025

Mythical lands, moving cities and make-believe borders

William Raynar, deep-dives into the world of fake cartography, vanishing regions and how deliberate mapping errors have shaped history.

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Sport & Wellness

May 5, 2025

Mapping modern elite sport through the lens of performance-enhancing drugs

Sociologist and co-author of Doping: A Sporting History, Dr April Henning, discusses the spirit of sport, why context in policy matters and the proposed Enhanced Games.

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Innovation & Technology

May 5, 2025

Unexplored minds: AI's insights into human cognition

Artificial intelligence is not just a computational leap. It is a structured attempt to model the functions of the human brain in code. As machines learn to process, store, see, and act, they are redrawing the boundaries of cognition. However, Tian Xia believes the differences that remain may be just as important as the similarities.

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Sport & Wellness

May 5, 2025

The new luxury travel: off-grid adventure in remote regions

A world away from the influencer lifestyle that often goes hand-in-hand with five-star hotels, there are thrilling experiences to be had in less-explored corners of the globe – from private mobile camps in Socotra and Bhutan, to cycling holidays in the Turkish mountains, and trekking in the Himalayas.

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Impact & Environment

May 5, 2025

From migration to minerals: The game-changing shifts in the geopolitical landscape

Author and geopolitics expert Tim Marshall discusses the mass movement of people, the technologies behind the race for raw materials, and the new power players around the world as we ask: Who owns the future?

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Business & Markets

May 5, 2025

Plotting Europe’s new coordinates: Economically, ideologically, and strategically

Russia’s war in Ukraine, Donald Trump’s return to the White House, and deepening geopolitical divides have forced Europe to confront an uncomfortable truth: the map it once followed no longer applies. Michael Lienhard examines how the continent is redrawing its course and what this means for investors navigating a shifting world.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

May 3, 2023

Psychedelics come of age

Psychedelics reset the brain through dream-like experiences—Sean McLintock believes they are the next big medical breakthrough for mental health

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Business & Markets

May 3, 2023

The financial system and its fantasies

'Psychology of the masses' (Gustave Le Bon, 1895)—when digitalisation drives deposits, a new psychological phenomenon is the price, says Michael Lienhard

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 31, 2024

The invisible productivity killer: How unconscious stress affects organisations

Consultant, trainer and Cape Conversation participant Dr Nikolas Epp talks brain training, biology and why multitasking isn’t always a good thing

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Business & Markets

October 31, 2024

The gold rush gone wrong: China's abandoned ghost towns

Haunting skeletons bear witness to genuine 'gold rush' prosperity amid political corruption, and, for some, catastrophic financial decisions.

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Arts & Culture

October 31, 2024

Sell-out, stuntman, savant: A quick peek inside Banksy’s brain

He lurks street corners at night and makes appearances when you least expect it. You see traces of him, but never actually the man himself. He’s shrouded in mystery. And don’t you dare utter his name – even if you do know who he is.

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Sport & Wellness

October 31, 2024

More than meets the eye: Triumphing with an invisible disability

Théo Gmür’s remarkable journey in alpine skiing transcends his triumphs at the Winter Paralympics. His story of resilience, inclusion, and overcoming the challenges of cerebral palsy inspires us to embrace diversity and redefine what’s possible, on and off the slopes.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 31, 2024

The dating economy: The cultural phenomenon of ghosting

Dating apps have transformed how we connect, but frustrations are mounting as ghosting and superficial interactions become all too common. With millions paying to find love, a push for more personal, meaningful approaches is emerging, signalling a shift away from digital matchmaking.

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Arts & Culture

October 31, 2024

The Unquiet Staircase

William Raynar - regular contributor to FOLIO, delivers The Unquiet Staircase, a haunting tale of tragedy and loss, where the spirits of a doomed family echo through the years, leaving a lasting impression on those who come after. As the past intertwines with the present, this story explores the unshakable presence of grief and its inescapable consequences.

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Business & Markets

October 31, 2024

An undead economic cycle and its zombie firms: How state protection brings zombie firms and a bullish market together

Generous policy support has shielded businesses and households from the shocks of the past few years — but at the risk of turning them into zombies. Our resident Michael Lienhard explains how the policy-induced zombification of people can suppress the economically successful segments of society and the corporate world, ironically leading to positive market reactions.

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Business & Markets

October 24, 2024

'Nobody’s looking out for the little guys'

The trader whose investments don’t just make money, they challenge the consensus too; Matthew Tuttle on going against the market majority.

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Arts & Culture

October 24, 2024

The time is now

Curator of Kunsthaus Zürich's Zeit exhibition, Cathérine Hug reveals why artists are natural born rebels.

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Sport & Wellness

October 24, 2023

Football Focus: 'Ahmet Schaefer's disruptor model for the beautiful game'

Ahmet Schaefer’s disruptor business model for the beautiful game is an antidote to the old-guard corporate-run clubs – and it’s proving to be a winning formula.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 24, 2023

Was Jesus a rebel?

From politics to pop culture, FOLIO regular William Raynar examines rebellion through the ages.

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Business & Markets

October 24, 2023

Never smile at a crocodile

What warnings do rebellious charts give us about fiscal policies? Our resident Michael Lienhard explains.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 24, 2023

Defying all the odds

After a life-altering accident, Sarah de Lagarde has emerged as a resilient advocate for both technological innovation and personal growth.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 24, 2023

Mind over matter

Gelong Thubten on his transformational journey from hedonism to happiness, and how we can all train our brain for the better.

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Innovation & Technology

October 24, 2023

Taking back control

From deep-fakes to derailing democratic values, technology is being deployed to manipulate and control. Zoe Weinberg has a game-changing idea that brings innovation and capital together to restore human agency in the digital realm.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

April 17, 2024

A chip off the old block

In FOLIO's inaugural feature film, viewers are invited into the world of Johan Holgersson, Partner of Cape Capital, and his son Oscar. Set within the comfort of their family home and its surroundings, this documentary captures the essence of a remarkable father-son bond that extends far beyond mere genetics. As a firm committed to the next generation, Cape opens the door to their own family and legacy stories.

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2024

Mastering the game

In the world of investing, as in chess, a nearly infinite magnitude on information and possible combinations are available to be processed. Chess is a game where all information is on the table while human ingenuity and the cold calculations of machines clash in an endless, infinite battle for success.

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Arts & Culture

October 25, 2022

Peanuts: A study in value(s)

Zurich-born artist Nino Miloni reveals the extraordinary depth hidden inside ordinary objects

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Business & Markets

October 24, 2023

'Nobody’s looking out for the little guys'

The trader whose investments don’t just make money, they challenge the consensus too; Matthew Tuttle on going against the market majority.

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Arts & Culture

October 24, 2023

The time is now

Curator of Kunsthaus Zürich's Zeit exhibition, Cathérine Hug reveals why artists are natural born rebels.

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Sport & Wellness

October 24, 2023

Football Focus

Ahmet Schaefer’s disruptor business model for the beautiful game is an antidote to the old-guard corporate-run clubs – and it’s proving to be a winning formula.

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Innovation & Technology

May 3, 2023

Decoding our dreams

World renowned neuroscientist Moran Cerf unpacks the mysteries of the resting mind

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Arts & Culture

May 3, 2023

Sweet dreams (are made of this)

Dreams are a universal human experience, but something that we know surprisingly little about—William Raynar is on a mission to find out more

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Innovation & Technology

October 25, 2022

‘There was no roadmap for this’

Marco Gercke—one of the world’s leading experts in cybersecurity—shares his hacks for staying cyber-secure in an interconnected world

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Impact & Environment

October 25, 2022

Could public-private partnerships tackle the energy challenge?

Frédéric James Gentizon explores the prospect of energy independence and carbon neutrality for a small Swiss community

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Arts & Culture

October 25, 2022

Two Jimmys for a peanut

As Europe faces macroeconomic shocks, and geopolitical crises, William Raynar asks how two seemingly disparate figures of the twentieth century can shape our understanding of the present.

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Business & Markets

October 25, 2022

'I couldn't get a job here today' - Cape's partners on building a culture that withstands the test of time

Alex Vukajlovic & Johan Holgersson on remaining agile, measuring success and the benefits of hiring exceptional outliers

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Lifestyle & Opinion

April 17, 2024

Panem et Circenses

Potato chips: a tale of accidental innovation, savvy marketing, and enduring appeal. From a kitchen mishap in 1853 to a $34.5 billion global market, long-time FOLIO contributor, William Raynar, delves into the crunchy history of everyone's favourite indulgence.

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Business & Markets

September 25, 2022

Harsh medicine

Michael Lienhard—Cape Capital’s Head of Fixed Income—searches for opportunity in an altogether painful market environment

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Business & Markets

October 25, 2022

Willard Ahdritz 'With digital, everyone thought the music industry was dead'

The Founder and Chairman of Kobalt Music outlines a revolutionary business model that is reshaping the future of the creator economy

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Business & Markets

April 16, 2024

As good as gold

Author of The Everything Blueprint: The Microchip Design That Changed the World, James Ashton discusses the game-changing rise of semiconductors and their role in geopolitics.

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Impact & Environment

May 3, 2024

Nature positive: ‍'‍A soundful spring'

Camille Biancheri and Joe Mares consider why ‘nature positive’ is the key to our future

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Innovation & Technology

April 16, 2024

Goodbye Mr. Chips

The 1930s award-winning Hollywood classic 'Goodbye Mr Chips' is based around the heart-warming story of a Latin master who develops a profound connection with his students. But, as technology’s influence on education increases, how will AI change our approach to learning and what effect will that have on the future generation’s formative teacher-pupil relationships?

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Sport & Wellness

April 16, 2024

Taking a chip shot: Golf techniques for precision plays in business

Golf coach Simon Holmes talks strategy, performing under pressure and risk management.

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Innovation & Technology

March 11, 2026

AI Uncovered: Alastair Moore on the distant future that lies just around the corner

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Arts & Culture

July 22, 2025

Think Like a Spy: Julian Fisher on deploying the tactics of covert intelligence to everyday life

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Arts & Culture

July 3, 2025

Spotlight: The Mousetrap - a rare glimpse into one of our Private Equity partnerships

In this first ever ‘Spotlight’ video we share a rare glimpse into one of our Private Equity deals - Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, the West End's longest-running show since 1952.

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Impact & Environment

May 22, 2025

The Great Tree Story: Levison Wood on his exploration of the world’s forests, natural systems, and historical narratives

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 14, 2024

Unlocking peace: Dr. Nikolas Epp on the biology of flow and the power of consciousness

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Innovation & Technology

October 8, 2024

Accelerating AI adoption by building trust in AI: Lofred Madzou

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Impact & Environment

April 22, 2024

Innovations, generations and imaginations: Zenia Tata

We recently invited Zenia Tata; innovation strategist, futurist and humanitarian, to Cape in Zurich, to talk to some of our partners and clients over a lunch event. Before doing so, Cape’s Camille Biancheri spent some time with Zenia talking about challenges and opportunities, in this inspiring Cape Conversation.

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Arts & Culture

February 21, 2024

From pop legends to app innovations: Andreas Carlsson's musical revolution

We recently invited legendary Songwriter, Music Producer and Multiple Grammy Nominee Andreas Carlsson to our Zurich offices as part of our ongoing series, Cape Conversations. In this instalment, Johan Holgersson talked to Andreas about his remarkable journey in the music industry.

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Lifestyle & Opinion

October 9, 2023

Nothing endures but change: Sarah de Lagarde

The team at Cape was privileged to have Sarah de Lagarde join a recent internal event, during which she spoke to the team about her incredible journey of crisis, challenge, change and resilience.

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Impact & Environment

July 20, 2023

On location at the Natural History Museum: Doug Gurr and Ingrid Kukuljan

Cape visited the Natural History Museum to conduct an interview with the museum's Director, Doug Gurr, alongside Federated Hermes' Head of Impact and Sustainable Investing, Ingrid Kukuljan.

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Sport & Wellness

February 2, 2023

From hacker to neuroscientist: Moran Cerf

A private conversation with the extraordinary Dr Moran Cerf - a American-French-Israeli neuroscientist, professor of business, investor and former white hat hacker.

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Sport & Wellness

January 23, 2023

The promise of biohacking: Upgrade human performance and improve longevity

Dave is the founder and CEO of Bulletproof 360. Inc., a lifestyle nutrition brand focused on content, food and beverages that improve the performance of body and mind.

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Impact & Environment

January 23, 2023

New frontiers of the material world: Designing with life

Take a look at the highlights from our discussion with Suzanne Lee

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Business & Markets

January 23, 2023

Inside the mind of a Grandmaster: Strategies, tactics and technology

Take a look at the highlights from our exclusive conversation with Chess World Champion Magnus Carlsen, widely regarded as the best chess player of all time

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Lifestyle & Opinion

January 20, 2023

From Baby Boomers to Coronnials: What business leaders need to know about future generations

Dr Eliza Filby, a generational expert and historian of contemporary values.

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Business & Markets

July 9, 2026

Lunching with bees: what portfolios can learn from the hive

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Lifestyle & Opinion

January 15, 2026

How much would you accept to switch nationalities?

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Business & Markets

March 10, 2025

Europe's fiscal shift could ignite a new growth era

Once again, an excerpt from Björn Germer's internal Equity Weekly makes it to our News & Insights page - reflecting on recent market activities and their impact on Europe.

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News & insights

Business & Markets

February 4, 2025

When market "Generals" stumble

In this compelling piece, Björn Germer releases an extract of his renowned internal Equity Weekly commentary in response to a remarkable week in the markets.

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Business & Markets

September 10, 2024