Kepler Cheuvreux

Kepler Cheuvreux traces its origins to 1997, when it was founded as Julius Baer Brokerage. After a 2008 employee-led buyout, it became independent; in 2013, Kepler Capital Markets acquired Cheuvreux and adopted its current name.

The firm provides equity research and execution alongside fixed income and credit, structured solutions, corporate finance and asset management. It primarily serves institutional investors and operates through a multi-local European model, with additional coverage and distribution capabilities in North America and the Middle East.

Its clearest strength is European equity research: Kepler Cheuvreux covers more than 1,000 stocks across 34 sectors, with particular depth in small- and mid-cap companies. Its corporate-access business is also substantial, organising conferences, roadshows, field trips and expert talks for institutional investors.