Your access to charitable activities
We create the best possible conditions for working for the common good.
For effective charitable activities
Financial commitment provides the underpinnings of a strong and dynamic society. Established by Reichmuth & Co more than 20 years ago, the Rütli-Foundation is an independent umbrella foundation for people who want to do charitable work.
Setting up your own foundation is often a very costly process and takes up a great deal of time and effort. You also face start-up fees and running costs which are charged to the foundation’s capital and eat into the donations. The Rütli-Foundation offers legal, management and tax services and supports you in achieving your goals for the common good efficiently and cost-effectively.
ACCORDING TO YOUR NEEDS
«Your generosity can do a lot of good. The Rütli-Foundation can help you turn your plans into reality: uniquely, simply and effectively.»
Chairman of the Rütli-Foundation
Find out more in a personal conversation about what options are available to you if you want to get involved in charitable activities.
Aktuelles
“We believe in the ideas of freedom,” says Federico Sturzenegger.
It was state laws that secured the privileges of a select few in Argentina, said Prof. Dr. Federico Sturzenegger, Minister for Deregulation and State Reform of the Republic of Argentina, during the Reichmuth & Co Lecture No. 27 at the University of Zurich.
Market commentary 4th quarter 2025
The US government’s policies are causing uncertainty and shifting the world order. The most visible sign of this is the significant weakness of the dollar. Europe is investing heavily in infrastructure and defense, while China is seeking new trading partners. We show which investment opportunities this is creating in the regions.
Liability instead of rescue – an appeal from private bankers to politicians
As part of a broad-based initiative to strengthen personal responsibility in the banking sector, a guest article entitled “Haften statt retten” (Liability instead of rescue) was published in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) on September 1, 2025. The article was written by Christian Bidermann, partner at Rahn & Bodmer and Jürg Staub, general partner at Reichmuth & Co.