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Finalix Forum 2025

On 29 October 2025, the finalix Forum took place at the Kunsthaus Zürich.

Art. Inspiration. Exchange.

On 29 October 2025, the Finalix Forum took place at the Kunsthaus Zürich. Under the motto “Art. Inspiration. Exchange.”, participants experienced how the worlds of finance and art can intertwine in truly unique ways.

Following the exclusive art and architecture tours through the Chipperfield Building, the Forum offered an opportunity for inspiring discussions at themed tables – in a distinctive atmosphere for engaging conversations and valuable new connections.

Our Topic Tables

At the heart of the Forum were 17 themed tables designed to foster in-depth professional exchange. Participants were able to select the topics most relevant to them and engage directly with our experts.

Below you’ll find an overview of all topics and the corresponding experts. They will be delighted to hear from you should you have any questions or wish to continue the conversation.

Advisory & Wealth Management

  • Investment Management: the Need for Individualised Mandates vs the Pressure to be Efficient Marco Zietzling
  • Joyful Sustainablity – How to Make Sustainable Investing Attractive Again for Advisors and Clients. Marcus Fenchel
  • Private Equity: Challenges for the Advisory Process and Discretionary Mandates Pascal Huwyler
  • Holistic Financial Planning Without an Advisor, Is It Possible? Alena WilliMatthias Busslinger

Technology & Transformation

Compliance & Risk

  • EU Retail Investment Package / MiFID III: What’s Coming Our Way? Christian Ullrich
  • Can a Digital Asset Offering Succeed Through Traditional Financial Instruments? David Fehr
  • AI-Based KYC Review in Practice: How to Boost Efficiency and Quality in AML/KYC Compliance Andrew Rufener

Insurance & Customer Experience

  • Operational Excellence in Customer Engagement – The Case of a Health Insurer Martin Becker
  • Profitability in Insurance: Predictable or Full of Surprises? Christian Maeder
  • Embedded Insurance: Opportunity or Risk for Insurers? Dominic Keller

Art & Culture

  • Technological Changes, Artificial Intelligence and Art
  • Art as a Profession: Insights into Building an Artistic Career
  • Challenges in Managing a Museum

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