DECALIA is a Swiss financial group which manages and advises private and institutional clients.
It offers efficient services adapted to a demanding clientele: Wealth management, Asset management, Private Markets as well as value-added investment strategies available through the family of DECALIA funds.
Wealth Management
Wealth management
DECALIA targets a private clientele looking for personalised wealth management that generates consistent performance.
Based on the advanced techniques and rigorous processes of institutional asset management, our investment approach is clearly focused on risk control.
A human-sized management boutique, DECALIA naturally pays particular attention to the quality of service.
Asset Management
Asset Management
DECALIA has developed a range of strategies focused on several investment themes offering strong long-term prospects.
DECALIA has launched its own range of UCITS investment funds (DECALIA Sicav), registered in Switzerland and other European countries. For some specific strategies, we have also established partnerships with external asset managers.
Funds
DECALIA Funds
DECALIA’s innovative and distinctive investment strategies are available through a range of UCITS investment funds (DECALIA Sicav), registered in Switzerland and in several European countries.
The DECALIA Luxembourg Sicav has its own dedicated website, providing all useful information regarding the investment funds.
Team
DECALIA team
DECALIA’s asset management team is made up of seasoned investment professionals, whose areas of expertise are very complementary.
NEWS
Recent news
DECALIA welcomes Andrée Poliak Narbel
DECALIA is pleased to announce the strengthening of its Wealth Management expertise with the arrival of Andrée Poliak Narbel as Senior Private Banker in Geneva, as of 1 December 2025. Leveraging her experience across both the Swiss and Eastern European markets, built initially at UBS in wealth planning for UHNW clients and then over more […]
Capitalising on a cyclical refinancing boom
The financial community is witnessing a decisive pivot. The anticipated decline in US benchmark interest rates represents more than just a cost adjustment; it looks set to serve as a powerful catalyst for transaction volumes across consumer debt markets, particularly in the residential mortgage sector. Indeed, a vast pool of borrowers will have a clear […]