Matthias Brunner opened the firm’s Zürich office in September 2008 and has run it since. He looks after the firm’s European clients, keeps in touch with the Turing Registry, whose offices are a short walk away, and manages the firm’s work with the Beloved Brethren Moratorium.

He spent fifteen years in the security department of a private bank in Zürich, the last five as its deputy head, before joining the firm in 2008. His field, measured on joining, is 3.4 metres, which covers a consultation room.

He arranges the chairman’s monthly visits to the moratorium. He saw the German edition of Half-Life through the press in 2018.