Müller-Möhl Group

Müller-Möhl Group

The Müller-Möhl Group was founded in 2000 by Carolina Müller-Möhl as the dedicated single-family office for the fortune created by her late husband, Ernst Müller-Möhl, the founder of Bank am Bellevue. The firm operates from a headquarters at Weinplatz 10 in Zurich, Switzerland, and the principals have not disclosed a total headcount. Carolina Müller-Möhl steers the office, supported by a core team including board members Felix Ehrat, former Group General Counsel of Novartis, and Alex Vukajlovic, founder of Cape Capital AG. The group pursues a long-term asset management strategy that prioritizes diversification across asset classes and geographies. The portfolio spans traditional allocations, hedge funds, private equity, private credit, direct co-investments and special purpose vehicles, venture capital, and real estate. The geographic footprint reaches across Europe, North America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Known direct holdings include a Swiss commercial real estate portfolio, a position in the Fielmann AG Supervisory Board, and a historical portfolio of mixed-use assets via Orascom Development Holding AG that spanned Switzerland, Egypt, the UAE, Oman, and Montenegro. The office does not publish a consolidated deployment figure. Carolina Müller-Möhl holds a board seat at Fielmann AG alongside Georg Alexander Zeiss of Fielmann Family Office GmbH, and she served on the Orascom Development Holding board from 2008 to 2022. The family’s institutional footprint extends into philanthropy through the elea Foundation for Ethics in Globalization, the Pestalozzi Foundation, and the Müller-Möhl Foundation. Carolina Müller-Möhl acts as Jury President for the Swiss Economic Award and sits on the Advisory Board of the University of Zurich. The group integrates a family-office operating company with a dedicated philanthropic foundation network, a structure that separates mission-related investing from pure-return mandates. Carolina Müller-Möhl’s public board roles—including her tenure at Nestlé (2004–2012) and Kühne Holding (2006–2008)—offer a direct sourcing channel into European industrial and consumer companies that few family offices of comparable scale can replicate.