Eleanor Taylor Jolidon

Co-Head of Swiss and Global Equity

Geneva, Schweiz

French, English, German

Eleanor Taylor Jolidon kam im Jahr 2008 zur UBP und ist heute Co-Managerin des UBP Teams Schweizer & globale Aktien.

Ihre Karriere begann 1993 bei Banque Indosuez, wo sie verschiedene Positionen im Private Banking, im diskretionären Portfoliomanagement, Marketing und Risikomanagement innehatte. In der Folge war sie als Unternehmensberaterin für Finanzdienstleistungen bei PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Schweiz, bevor sie zu Bank Sal. Oppenheim in Zürich in den institutionellen Vertrieb und die Analyse von Schweizer Aktien wechselte. Bevor sie zur UBP wechselte, war sie vier Jahre bei Independent Asset Management (IAM) in Genf als Aktienanalystin im Portfoliomanagement-Team tätig.

Eleanor Taylor Jolidon hat ein Diplom in Volkswirtschaft des College of Europe, Natolin (Polen) und einen Masterabschluss in Philologie (Französisch und Russisch) der Cambridge University in England.

Mehr Artikel von Eleanor

05.08.2025

Swiss equities in focus

Swiss equities have delivered strong returns so far in 2025 – up 24% in USD terms – with market dynamics shifting notably between the first and second quarters. In this podcast episode, Eleanor Taylor Jolidon and Maud Giese from UBP’s Swiss & Global Equity teams explore the drivers behind this performance and what investors might expect for the rest of the year.

04.07.2025

Switzerland: Competing through strength not devaluation

The Swiss model can be a source of inspiration from multiple angles for developed nations. Instead of relying on currency devaluation to boost manufacturing, Switzerland has focused on quality, resilience, and advanced industries, which has supported a robust economy that is not only often resistant to external shocks, but also anchored by low public debt as a percentage of GDP.

11.09.2024

Value-creators beat the fade

You might have heard about our Swiss & Global Equity team’s investment approach, which revolves around cash-flow return on investments (known as CFROI – Source: UBS HOLT) and the selection of companies with high and stable CFROI only for some of its portfolios. This is a measure that gives an indication of a company’s ability to create value.

26.04.2024

Swiss equities back on the radar

Following a relatively lacklustre performance in 2023 and the Swiss National Bank’s recent interest rate cut, is now the time to revisit the Swiss equity opportunity set? In this Investment Rendez-Vous podcast, Eleanor Taylor Jolidon, co-head of UBP’s Swiss and Global Equity team, walks us through Swiss business models, current valuations and industries of particular interest.