Dr Roger Rüegg

Head of Multi-Asset Solutions

Dr Roger Rüegg has taken over responsibility for all multi-asset solutions in the Asset Management division of Zürcher Kantonalbank as of the beginning of December 2025.

Since 2019, Roger Rüegg has been leading the Quant Multi-Asset team and has been responsible for the performance of the Systematic Multi-Asset mandates. Prior to this, he worked for six years as a portfolio manager for a globally invested equity fund, during which time the assets under management grew to over CHF 2 billion under his leadership. In total, he has more than 14 years of experience in asset management at Zürcher Kantonalbank.

Roger Rüegg holds a doctorate in Banking and Finance and completed a Master of Science in Quantitative Finance at ETH Zurich and the University of Zurich. He published the highly regarded study “How Rational and Competitive Is the Market for Mutual Funds?” in the prestigious Review of Finance journal.

Blog posts

Systematic rebalancing: Proven approach – even during turbulence

Why emotion-free investing can add value, even (or especially) during emotional market phases.

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Systematic rebalancing: knowing when enough is enough

Rebalancing strategies implement the "buy low, sell high" approach in a disciplined manner. But when is the best time to rebalance?

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More balanced thanks to robust return forecasts

The traditional starting point in strategic asset allocation (SAA) is a point forecast for the expected return. In our approach, on the other hand, return forecasts are the natural result of the optimal weight and expected risk.

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Making blind spots visible

Making relevant data visible and combining it with broad-based expertise on investment-related information – this is what the second part of our three-part series on strategic asset allocation explores.

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Risk model as the foundation for a balanced training plan

Those who set themselves a goal in sport need to know the fundamentals of mobility and speed. The situation is similar when investing – the first part of a three-part series on strategic asset allocation.

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