Armin Dolzer

Armin Dolzer

Director, Client Consulting

Armin Dolzer is a Director of Client Consulting for the DACH region, with a focus on insurance sector clients. He brings nearly two decades of experience advising institutional investors on complex investment challenges, with particular depth in the insurance industry. His expertise spans asset-liability management, portfolio strategy, investment risk, and the unique regulatory and operational requirements facing German and broader DACH insurers navigating increasingly complex markets.

Armin's background includes leadership roles at Berenberg, Macquarie, and MEAG (the in-house asset manager of Munich Re), where he developed deep insight into both the technical requirements and relationship management demands of sophisticated institutional investors. His insurance sector specialisation complements bfinance's broader DACH presence, enabling the firm to deliver tailored, conflict-free strategic advice on existing private markets allocations and portfolio diversification.


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