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Paul Sarosy joins the board of Geneva wealth manager NFG Partners
Paul Sarosy has joined the board of NFG Partners, a wealth manager based in Geneva.
He joined the firm in September and is expected to help advance its strategy and long-term growth.
His role includes advising on business development and client relationships, as well as governance, risk and regulation.
Sarosy has more than 35 years of experience in wealth management and founded London-based advisory firm CAP Growth Partners.
At Coutts, he oversaw investment management and advisory services, including assets of about 15.6 billion Swiss francs.
His earlier roles also included senior positions at Credit Suisse and Merrill Lynch.
NFG Partners is adding an experienced adviser as it pursues growth, though no further steps or plans were announced.
Paul Sarosy has joined the board of Geneva wealth manager NFG Partners.
He joined the company in September, NFG Partners confirmed to finews.
In the role, he is expected to support the firm’s strategy and long-term growth.
His responsibilities include business development, client relationships, corporate governance, risk management and regulation.
Sarosy has more than 35 years of experience in wealth management and has held senior roles at Merrill Lynch, Coutts and Credit Suisse.
- Who
- Paul Sarosy, a wealth management veteran.
- What
- He joined the board of NFG Partners.
- When
- He joined in September; the article was published on November 2, 2026.
- Where
- NFG Partners is based in Geneva.
- Why
- He is expected to support the firm’s strategy and long-term growth, advise on business development and client relationships, and contribute to board oversight.
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Paul Sarosy joined NFG Partners.
finews reported his appointment to the firm’s board.
- Company
- NFG Partners
- Board member
- Paul Sarosy
- Joined
- September 2026
- Company location
- Geneva
- Wealth management experience
- More than 35 years
- Coutts assets overseen
- Around 15.6 billion Swiss francs