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Privacy policy
Reichmuth & Co’s privacy policy is based on Swiss data protection law and, if and to the extent applicable to Reichmuth & Co, on the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union (EU GDPR). The privacy policy contains information on how we process and protect our customers’ personal data.
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Reichmuth & Co Privatbankiers
Data Protection Officer
Ruetligasse 1
CH-6003 Luzern
+41 41 249 49 49
datenschutz@reichmuthco.ch
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