Launch of Mirabaud Securities LLP in Spain
The new Spanish branch of Mirabaud Securities LLP will remain under the management of Javier Colas Gomez de Barreda, for whom the creation of Mirabaud Securities LLP will “allow us to take full advantage of the increased interaction and flow of information that will naturally take place, and reinforce our operative synergies. The change will ensure that Mirabaud continues to guarantee the highest possible levels of service in corporate banking, including institutional analysis and execution of equities and fixed income”.
Strategic Expansion of European Services
Giles Morland, Head of Intermediation and partner of the Mirabaud Group adds “the creation of a Spanish branch is a natural extension of our existing European institutional equity sales business, and can only serve to strengthen the products and services we already offer our clients”.
Mirabaud Group's Commitment to Spanish Market
Antonio Palma, CEO and partner of the Mirabaud Group explains that “the creation of the new branch of Mirabaud Securities LLP is a sign of our commitment in Spain, and reinforces the values of Mirabaud that strive to maintain professional excellence, best levels of service, independence and an investment strategy based on each client’s needs and profile”.
About Mirabaud Group: History and Services
Mirabaud Mirabaud & Cie was founded in Geneva in 1819. Over the course of time, it has developed into a multi-national firm with a presence on three continents. Mirabaud offers its clients customised advice and financial services in three areas of activity: private banking (portfolio management, investment advice and services to independent asset managers), asset management (institutional management, fund management and distribution), and intermediation (brokerage, corporate finance and debt capital management).
Global Locations and Workforce Overview
The group employs around 625 staff and has offices in Switzerland (Geneva, Basel, and Zurich), Europe (London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Luxembourg) and the rest of the world (Montreal, Hong Kong and Dubai).
