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Bryan Goh of Bordier & Cie says a “moderate” and gradual slowdown in the U.S. economy is “on the horizon,” but warns that a sell-off in the corporate bond market could bring a sharper downturn.
Continue readingBryan Goh of Bordier & Cie suggests investing in luxury stocks, a sector which he says is “very resilient” and price inelastic.
Continue readingRestructuring the Aramco listing along those lines may make it more appealing to potential investors who have voiced skepticism about Saudi Arabia’s transparency.
Continue readingEntering the race for the flourishing onshore wealth pool in Asia, Swiss pure play Bordier & Cie (Singapore) has set
into motion plans to explore new markets through partnerships rather than establishing onshore offices.
Bryan Goh of Bordier & Cie says Europe is likely to “suffer” from a trade fight due to its dependency on trade.
Continue readingSpecialising in global markets and independent asset managers, he has been handling multi-national and institutional clients for more than 15 years.
Continue readingBryan Goh, executive director and chief investment officer at Bordier Singapore, discusses the flattening yield curve and the trade tensions between the U.S. and China. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Continue reading“Where the first generation of wealth were more entrepreneurial, the wealth becomes a lifestyle instead of aspirational for the second and third generations,” says Evrard Bordier, Managing Partner and CEO at the private bank Bordier & Cie.
Continue readingBryan Goh of Bordier & Cie explains why “there could be positives” from the U.S.-China trade war.
Continue reading“If you have the flexibility to trade around, to go short, to do arbitrage, then actually conditions are getting quite interesting. We take a risk-based approach so we’re asking ourselves for every exposure we take, are we getting compensated?” – Bryan Goh, CIO, Bordier & Cie
Continue readingIn a region bursting with wealth, private banks’ assets under management (AUM) are coming under more scrutiny as the rising cost of doing business drives a wave of consolidation.
Continue readingBryan Goh, the chief investment officer for Bordier & Cie (Singapore) Ltd., is one of many money managers who are much more cautious than Samsung Securities’ North Korea team when it comes to recent developments.
Continue readingIn this seven-minute video, five investment strategists share their views with Citywire Asia on the investment themes and sectors they favour and added to their portfolios in recent months.
Continue readingIn this five-minute video, the investment specialists share how investors can position their portfolios amid increased volatility and uncertainty in the financial markets.
Continue readingComplex global supply chains make tariffs or embargoes “blunt” instruments in trade policy, says Bryan Goh of Bordier & Cie.
Continue reading“Whereas If he doesn’t have this kind of power, there might have been balancing lobbies and a more balanced approach to trade policy. That’s now not going to be the case,” said Bryan Goh, chief investment officer at Bordier & Cie, a private bank.
Continue readingChina is looking inward as trade tensions rise with the U.S., but that may not be for the collective good, says Bryan Goh of Bordier & Cie.
Continue readingAccording to boutique bank Bordier’s Singapore CIO, Bryan Goh, these markets are less driven by market psychology and more by fundamentals, with exposure to household balance sheets.
Continue readingBordier Singapore CIO Bryan Goh weighs in on central banks’ monetary policies and market turmoil. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Middle East.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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