Zurich-based wealth office platform Zwei Wealth has expanded its partner network with the appointment of Malvina Nicca as a Wealth Office Partner. She brings extensive international experience and expertise in advising high-net-worth individuals, family offices, trusts and institutional investors, the company said in a statement on Thursday.

Nicca advises clients on long-term wealth planning and the structuring of sophisticated financing and wealth solutions. She holds an MBA from La Salle University in Philadelphia, a specialisation in Investment Management from the University of Geneva, as well as the STEP Advanced Certificate in Principles of International Taxation, AML and Compliance.

Specialist in Complex Financing

A key focus of Nicca's career has been private jet financing. During her time in the business aviation industry, she advised international clients with complex wealth and financing structures and managed sophisticated transactions. She will now bring this experience to her role at Zwei Wealth.

«The right tools make all the difference. Transparency, independence and measurable results provide the foundation for sound decision-making and long-term success,» Nicca said in the statement.

Partner Status awarded only After Assessment

According to Zwei Wealth, partner status is granted exclusively to advisers who successfully complete a comprehensive assessment and demonstrate the required qualifications and professional experience. With Nicca, the company has gained an adviser who combines international experience with recognised expertise in complex financing structures.

Growing Demand for Independent Advice

According to the financial services provider, demand for independent wealth office services continues to grow. Against this backdrop, Zwei Wealth plans to further expand its advisory team during the current year and aims to recruit an additional 15 advisers in 2026.

Founded in 2014, Zwei Wealth positions itself as an independent wealth office platform. The company supports wealthy clients with wealth planning, as well as the selection and monitoring of external asset managers, and says it provides access to more than 550 banks and asset managers.