In this Citywire article, Michel Dominicé, Senior Partner, discusses how technological progress affects economic inequality and what are the consequences for the financial industry.

After the return of volatility in 2018, what can we expect in the year to come? In this SPHERE article, Michel Dominicé, Senior Partner, shares his insights on the volatility cycle and discusses what macroeconomic and financial factors will shape the markets in 2019. Will the markets continue to rise? Or should we expect a crisis to break the relentless bull market?

With 2017 having been a year of rising stock markets and low volatility, 2018 has very much ensured that investors do not forget that markets can also fall. Nevertheless not all downturns have been alike and the one we are seeing today is very different to the correction we saw at the beginning of the year.

Dominicé participated at the London Volatility and Tail Risk conference on April 12th 2018 where it shared its views on effective volatility strategies and solutions.

With the growing importance of automation and artificial intelligence in finance, Benoît Mandosse, Partner at Dominicé, reflects in this AGEFI article on the role of robo-advisors in relation to traditional Wealth Managers.

Following February’s volatility spike, Pierre de Saab, Partner and Head of Asset Management at Dominicé, contemplates the lessons to be learned in Le Temps.

Dominicé shares its views on volatility at the 9th Global Volatility Summit in New York on March 14th 2018.

Dominicé has won the 2018 EQDerivatives “UCITS Volatility Manager of the Year” Award at a gala ceremony at the Yale Club in New York City.

Dominicé was pleased to participate among the leading Swiss Real Estate Managers at the sixth edition of Immo’18 in Zurich.

Dominicé was pleased to welcome over 100 investors at its Annual Volatility Strategy Lunch Presentation.