SwissOne Capital AG
Kenny Hearn has an extensive work experience in the financial industry. Kenny started their career at Morgan Stanley as a Junior Analyst in 2007 and then moved on to Barnard Jacobs Mellett as a Trader in 2008. In 2010, they joined Barclays Capital as an SA Industrials Equity Analyst. From 2013 to 2015, Kenny worked as a Fund Manager and Analyst at Coronation Capital, focusing on shorter term trading opportunities in Africa. Kenny then became the Director of Asymmetry Asset Management, a Hedge Fund, in 2016, where they utilized objective investment techniques and in-depth fundamental research. In 2017, Kenny became a Fund Manager at ICONOMI - Asymmetry Asset Array Index. Currently, they are the Chief Investment Officer at SwissOne Capital AG, where they also served as the Fund Manager and Head of Research for their smart crypto index. With their diverse experience and expertise in the financial industry, Kenny Hearn brings valuable insights and innovative strategies to their roles.
Kenny Hearn attended Bishops from 1998 to 2002, but did not earn a degree or specify a field of study. From 2003 to 2006, they studied at the University of Cape Town, earning a Bachelor of Business Science degree with a focus on Finance Honours.
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SwissOne Capital AG
SwissOne Capital is located at the intersection of tradition and transformation. We combine the pedigree and experience of classical finance and apply it to the cutting edge. Armed with the prestige of the past, we look towards the future. SwissOne Capital’s first fund, a smart crypto index, will allow investors to profit from blockchain technology with a sensible, innovative strategy. We believe the crypto opportunity is just beginning. However, investors need an entry point that makes sense. One without convolution, one that welcomes visionaries with the security they deserve, a method that blueprints the path ahead. With a basket of Swiss curated cryptocurrency, our clients do not need to approximate what’s coming. That work has already been done.