Building Wealth Across Borders

Australia, Singapore and Switzerland: Tax and Investment Strategies for International Professionals

The Australian Swiss Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to an evening exploring the tax and investment considerations of building a career, and wealth, across borders.

International careers have changed. A global career no longer means one overseas posting followed by a return home. Professionals now move between financial and business centres such as Sydney, Singapore and Zurich, often at short notice, accumulating investments, pensions, property and financial interests across different jurisdictions along the way.

A successful international career should also be a successful financial one!
How can you make the most of the financial opportunities that come with an international career, and ensure the wealth you build in one country continues to work for you when your career takes you elsewhere?

Join us on 10 November 2026 for a practical discussion bringing together tax and wealth management perspectives from Australia, Singapore and Switzerland. (Time and venue to be announced shortly)

Featuring

• John Marcarian, Founder, CST Tax Advisors. John is an Australian Chartered Accountant and international tax specialist with decades of experience advising businesses and globally mobile individuals. He has particular expertise in the cross-border tax challenges faced by Australians and other professionals living, working and investing abroad.
• Benedikt Maissen, Founder & CEO, Aquila Balmoral AG, Zurich. Benedikt brings more than 35 years of private banking experience across Asia and Europe, including senior leadership roles in Singapore and Zurich. Aquila Balmoral AG focuses on wealth management and planning, including the protection of global wealth.
• Cédric Bär, Partner, Egger Dommer Bär AG (EDB), a certified tax expert bringing a Swiss perspective on national and international taxation.

Moderated by
Vicki Tanner, President, Australian Swiss Chamber of Commerce.

The discussion will be followed by an apéro and an opportunity to continue the conversation informally, in true AusCham spirit.