The Boston Consulting Group veteran Elmar Wiederin has left the company to take a key role at wealth management group Kaiser Partner.

Boston Consulting Group veteran Elmar Wiederin has left the company and has been named as a senior partner at wealth management group Kaiser Partner.

Purchasing a 15 per cent stake in the Liechtenstein-based Kaiser Partner, Wiederin joins with immediate effect as a senior partner and vice chairman, it said in a statement.

He leaves his post of senior partner and chairman of its Swiss operation after 20 years’ service for BCG.
During his time at BCG, Wiedein developed corporate strategies, managed transformation processes and formulated business and marketing plans.

“Wiederin has assisted me greatly over the last six months with the development of our 2020 growth strategy. We believe there are some very attractive opportunities for Kaiser Partner in the current market environment and we want to realize these together,” said Fritz Kaiser, executive chairman of Kaiser Partner.

Kaiser Partner is a family-owned wealth management group and private bank with a history dating back to 1931.