Lombard Odier’s Michael Strobaek compares being the global chief investment officer of a private bank to being conductor of an orchestra. “I don’t play all the instruments – but I can certainly hear when they’re played wrong,” he tells Euromoney. “I know when something sounds right or wrong. And I have a very fine feel for how you communicate with clients.”
Strobaek is intense yet charming. If an advanced form of AI created a physical manifestation of itself, seasoned with just enough mortal wryness and humility, the global CIO of Swiss private bank Lombard Odier would surely be the net outcome.
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