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Bollywood films have always featured fantasy sequences, moments in the middle of the narrative where a song playsover a scene set in a beautiful location.
The northern Indian region of Kashmir was a popular backdrop for these Bollywood song sequences, but political unrest in the 1990s forced Indian filmmakers to find an alternative location.
Legend has it that filmmaker Yash Chopra spent his honeymoon in Switzerland in the 1970s, and the Indian love affair with Switzerland began there.
Switzerland welcomed this surge in interest with open arms, and at the same time as the country was offering attractive tax incentives for Indian filmmakers, tourist hotspots like Interlaken, Lucerne and Zurich fast became the go-to honeymoon destination for many Indian couples.
Switzerland is the third largest centre in continental Europe for managers of alternative assets, with Sweden coming first and France second.
Switzerland holds certain attractions for hedge fund managers, too. Switzerland is the fifth largest global centre of alternative assets under management (AUM), after North America, the United Kingdom, Sweden and France. Around three times the size of Connecticut, the small, central European country boasts approximately 15% of global alternative assets under management.
FoHF Managers There is approximately US$300 billion of alternative assets under management in Switzerland and pooled in FoHF, representing around 30% of European FoHF assets. Switzerland is home to 5 of the world’s 21 largest FoHF managers.
Single managers Around US$120 billion of alternative assets is managed in Switzerland by single managers, most of which are based in Zurich, Zug and Pfäffikon.
Facts and Figures
The main local centres in Switzerland for alternative asset management are Zurich, Zug and Pfäffikon.
There is approximately US$120 billion of alternative assets under management in Switzerland by single managers, representing around 4% of global AUM held in single manager hedge funds.
Switzerland is the third largest centre in continental Europe for managers of alternative assets, with Sweden coming first and France second.
There is approximately US$300 billion of alternative assets under management in Switzerland by FoHF managers.
There are around 180 hedge fund management firms in Switzerland, the majority of which are based in Zurich, Zug and Pfäffikon.
The country is home to 5 of the world’s largest 21 FoHF managers.
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