Armin Eiche

Armin’s Biography

Armin Eiche is CEO, Pictet Wealth Management (PWM) in Germany and a member of the executive board of Pictet & Cie (Europe) SA. In April 2022 Armin was appointed as an Equity Partner.

With more than 25 years’ experience in private wealth management, Armin has a long history of excellence in the financial services industry. In his current role at PWM, he is largely responsible for the PWM business in Germany with its private and institutional clients.

He is exceptionally skilled in general management, business strategy, development, strategic planning, family-office services etc.

Armin embodies PWM’s personalised approach to wealth management, focused on offering investment, wealth and banking solutions to private clients, as well as building long-term partnerships to better advise high-net-worth individuals and their families on investment solutions that help them grow and manage their assets.

Before becoming head of PWM Germany, Armin was a member of the executive committee of PWM, Deutsche Bank Germany, where his responsibilities included wealth and trust management, overseeing... Armin Eiche is CEO, Pictet Wealth Management (PWM) in Germany and a member of the executive board of Pictet & Cie (Europe) SA. In April 2022 Armin was appointed as an Equity Partner.

With more than 25 years’ experience in private wealth management, Armin has a long history of excellence in the financial services industry. In his current role at PWM, he is largely responsible for the PWM business in Germany with its private and institutional clients.

He is exceptionally skilled in general management, business strategy, development, strategic planning, family-office services etc.

Armin embodies PWM’s personalised approach to wealth management, focused on offering investment, wealth and banking solutions to private clients, as well as building long-term partnerships to better advise high-net-worth individuals and their families on investment solutions that help them grow and manage their assets.

Before becoming head of PWM Germany, Armin was a member of the executive committee of PWM, Deutsche Bank Germany, where his responsibilities included wealth and trust management, overseeing cross-border business with US and Switzerland, family-office services and real estate. He also managed his own book of business, and shared responsibility for $84 billion in assets under management and $410 million in revenue.

Armin is a member of various expert panels and he holds MBAs from Duke University in the US, and HfWU in Germany. more less

Armin’s Newsfeed

Wealth Briefing

A Look At Germany's Single-Family Office Sector

Armin Eiche, CEO of Pictet Wealth Management in Germany, pointed out that Pictet was the first bank to introduce a dedicated family office service.

Armin’s Background

Pictet Wealth Management

Equity Partner, CEO Pictet Wealth Management Germany

Jul 2011 - Present

Frankfurt, DE

The Pictet Group, based in Switzerland, is a leading multinational private bank and financial services corporation. Pictet Wealth Management provides high-net-worth clientele with customised banking and family-office services.

Deutsche Bank

Member of the Executive Committee

2009 - Jul 2011

Stuttgart, DE

Established in 1870, Deutsche Bank AG is an influential German investment bank and financial services corporation with global reach.

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Armin’s Gallery

Armin Eiche and Rémy Best of Pictet at the opening Gala of the bank's Stuttgart branch.

Interviews

"We only play this game to a limited extent"

Interviewee

Oct 2022

Armin Eiche discusses the growing Europeanisation of investing and the role of private equity in wealth management portfolios.

"We offer everything from one source"

Interviewee

Jan 2020

Armin discusses family offices, the three different areas of governance, potential for special funds, and the requirements for market supremacy.

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Publications

ESG and investment strategy – The future role of the financial industry

Author

May 2021

The European Commission adopted the Action Plan on Financing Sustainable Growth in 2018 in response to the Paris Climate Agreement. In this article written for Wir magazine, Armin says the financial sector plays a key role in this and must explore new investment opportunities.

Wealth management in times of crisis

Author

Jun 2020

As the investment landscape is driven by technological and social change, writes Armin, it will change significantly in the coming years. The coronavirus crisis has only further accelerated this development.