Integral philosophy
We bring people and money into harmony with each other
When developing your personal investment solution, we consider all your assets as a whole and make sure they all work together perfectly.
What you can expect from
our integral asset management
Holistic analysis
In taking a holistic view of your personal situation, we also take into account pension, family and tax law aspects. We then use them to develop your investment solution.
Your own client relationship manager
Each client is assigned a client relationship manager for all financial matters. We believe continuity in a relationship is very important.
Added value – proactive and straightforward
We see ourselves as a proactive and straightforward partner for our clients. Always with the goal in mind tof creating clear added value and taking the pressure off the client.
Focused on the long term
By analysing and aligning all your assets, we work out how best to achieve long-term value for you and make it a reality.
«We always try to put ourselves in our clients’ shoes. At the same time, we arrive at our own independent opinion on the financial markets and align our investment strategy with it.»
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Regular reporting
As part of the integral analysis of our clients’ specific circumstances, we prepare a consolidated overview of all assets (real estate, portfolios, direct investments, pension plans, etc.) at Reichmuth & Co and outside. This overview is used to develop the strategic focus of our clients’ assets and forms an important part of regular reporting and monitoring.
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Aktuelles
Harmony is sometimes overrated
Remy Reichmuth on corporate responsibility, the development of Reichmuth & Co and the future of private banking.
France’s debt trap: the next stress test for the euro
The financial markets usually only take an interest in sovereign debt when it is already too late. For years, deficits can grow, reforms can be delayed and debt can accumulate without investors reacting. But at some point, perceptions shift. Then the focus is no longer on the causes, but on the cost of financing. France is approaching such a point.
Greater Impact Under One Roof
Claudia Ineichen, Managing Director of the Rütli-Foundation, speaks with Nils Güggi, Head of the Swiss Federal Supervisory Authority for Foundations (ESA), about current developments in Switzerland’s foundation sector and the opportunities and challenges shaping its future. Their discussion also explores how philanthropic engagement can be structured effectively, sustainably and with a long-term perspective.