Urs Aeberli new editor-in-chief of Stocks

The vacancy in the editorial leadership of the investor magazine *Stocks* has been filled quickly: Urs Aeberli will assume the top position effective immediately. He succeeds Hansjörg Ryser, who abruptly stepped down from his position at the end of June and moved to the *Invest* section of *Bilanz*.

 The vacancy in the editorial office of the investor magazine Stocks has been quickly filled: Urs Aeberli will take up the post of editor-in-chief with immediate effect. He succeeds Hansjörg Ryser, who abruptly resigned from his position at the end of June and moved to the Invest department of Bilanz (see ). Urs Aeberli has been Deputy Editor-in-Chief since Stocks was founded. Prior to this, the economist was already head of the editorial department at Handelszeitung and editor-in-chief of the specialist magazine Schweizer Versicherung at the Handelszeitung publishing group. Following Ryser's resignation, Aeberli headed the editorial team on an interim basis together with Hans Peter Arnold, supported by editorial coach Peter Balsiger.
Marc Boris Reisner will also join Stocks as deputy editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief as of September 1, 2007. Reisner can look back on many years of experience as managing editor and editor-in-chief at various German publications such as Geldzeitung and Euro am Sonntag and was already a financial columnist at Handelszeitung in 2000 and 2001. Marc Boris Reisner holds a degree in business administration from the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg.
The Stocks editorial team is completed by Hans Peter Arnold, who has been with the investor magazine since January 2007 and continues to hold the position of Deputy Editor-in-Chief.

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