Bankhaus Metzler
Guido Hoymann is an accomplished finance professional with extensive experience in equity research and analysis. Since May 2000, Guido has served as the Head of Equity Research at Metzler, overseeing a team of approximately eight analysts while maintaining coverage of twelve companies in the utilities and logistics sectors. Prior to this role, Guido worked as a Financial Analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson from January 1998 to April 2000, focusing on equity analysis within the banking and insurance industries. Guido holds dual degrees in Diplomkaufmann and Diplom Betriebswirt from the University of Mannheim, completed between 1992 and 1997, with specializations in banking, corporate finance, and securities law, as well as finance and marketing.
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Bankhaus Metzler
Metzler specializes in capital market services in the business areas: Asset Management, Capital Markets, Corporate Finance and Private Banking. The heart of the Metzler group is the Frankfurt-based bank B. Metzler seel. Sohn & Co. AG. Founded more than 345 years ago, it is the oldest private bank in Germany with an unbroken tradition of family ownership. Since its beginnings as a cloth trading business in 1674, Metzler Bank has consistently pursued its own course. Its business structure and thus its business dealings have always been aligned solely to client requirements – without any conflicts of interests. Metzler’s professional advice in all core areas of business is based not only on independence but also on specialist knowledge. In order to create and reliably maintain value for the bank’s clients, Metzler experts are constantly optimizing the bank’s services and orienting them to the future. However, Metzler’s principles and corporate values remain unchanged: independence, entrepreneurial spirit and humanity. These values form the core of Metzler’s activities and the basis of Metzler’s integrity. Longterm success shows that this free-mindedness has been fruitful. Impressum: http://www.metzler.com/impressum