Diego D'Argenio

Team Leader Global ESG Integrated, Senior Portfolio Manager

Diego D'Argenio is Head of the Global ESG Integrated Team (Fundamental Solutions Team) and, as Senior Portfolio Manager, is responsible for several portfolios:

Swisscanto (CH) Equity Fund Responsible World ex CH (II)

Swisscanto (CH) Equity Fund Responsible Global Future Trends

Prior to joining Zürcher Kantonalbank in 2014, he was Senior Portfolio Manager for global, actively managed equity funds at RobecoSAM from 2005 and held the role of Deputy Head of Portfolio Management. He started his career in the financial industry as an equity research analyst at ARCA Asset Management in Milan.

He holds a degree in economics from the University of Rome and a master's in finance and investment banking from the European School of Economics. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).

Blog posts

Why the healthspan is important for investments in the theme of longevity

The concept of ‘health span’ is coming to the fore in the quest for longevity. These are the reasons.

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Ban on combustion engines – impact on motor vehicle stocks

Car manufacturers are in challenging terrain. Now, the European Union's recent ban on combustion engines is exacerbating the situation. What does this mean for car manufacturers in general and their stocks in particular?

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Is devaluation for equity over? A bottom-up perspective

Rising inflation and interest rates have been affecting equities for several months. How can the journey continue and how can an equity portfolio be aligned?

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An investment bottom-up perspective

Why are stock returns so sensitive to rising interest rates and how could investors better consider this risk in the investment decision-process?

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A bottom-up perspective on equity investments

Why are stock returns so sensitive to rising interest rates and how could investors better consider this risk in the investment decision-process? One way to answer this question is by looking at the equity market from a bottom-up perspective.

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