Inversion Asset Management

Inversion is regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) as a manager of collective assets. This license allows the firm to sponsor and distribute regulated Swiss fund structures, including contractual funds and limited partnerships for qualified investors. FINMA oversight imposes ongoing capital, governance, and reporting requirements that distinguish the firm from unregulated Swiss external asset managers.

The firm targets institutional investors, Swiss pension funds, and qualified private clients. Its FINMA license is particularly relevant for pension platforms and foundations that are statutorily restricted to investing in supervised vehicles. The firm also services family offices through discretionary portfolio mandates and advisory arrangements.

Inversion operates as a generalist, allocating across global equities, fixed income, private equity, private debt, and real estate. On the private-markets side, it accesses opportunities through both primary fund commitments and direct co-investment vehicles. This cross-asset mandate allows it to construct multi-asset portfolios for clients seeking a single-manager solution rather than a specialist strategy.

Yes. As a FINMA-licensed manager of collective assets, Inversion is authorized to manage Swiss-domiciled collective investment schemes. These vehicles can take the form of contractual funds or limited partnerships for qualified investors, and they are distributed to institutional allocators in Switzerland and, where passported, across the European Union.

Inversion's portfolio coverage centers on developed Europe and North America, with selective exposure to Asia-Pacific markets. The firm's Swiss booking center and Zurich-based research team reflect a primary emphasis on European-originated deal flow, particularly within private debt and real estate strategies that benefit from local origination networks.