Due to global geopolitical vagaries, which it is superfluous to recall here, the start of the new school year promises to be sporty in the world and, by logical extension, for the French-speaking financial centre. On the heels of its new formula published last May, your magazine Point de Mire has decided to confirm its journalistic ambitions in order to attack the start of the new school year in Olympic form and to reflect as closely as possible the trends collected from many observers and professionals from the local economic microcosm. Yes, ambition is required for the majority of players. And it feels good.
As such, the great interview with the CEO of Barclays bank in Switzerland, Rahim Daya, is certainly emblematic of the atmosphere of the new school year. “Our goal is growth,” he explains. A statement as strong as it is relevant, which perfectly sums up the content of our magazine. Indeed, the majority of the news offered to our readers is made up of acquisitions, capital acquisitions or challenges that are as innovative as they are diversified. What vitality!
And because one of Point de Mire’s spiritual niches is rooted in anticipation, We are providing you with a file on the questions linked to the September votes on pensions. An article as technical as it is interrogative. Because the LPP in Switzerland shows its needs for growth, too.
May the start of the school year be happy and ambitious for all of you.
“POINT DE MIRE has decided to confirm its journalistic ambitions in order to tackle the start of the new school year in Olympic form and to reflect the trends collected as closely as possible. »
Edward Bolleter
Chief Editor
