Genuine private bankers

It is incumbent on us to exercise special care with the assets our clients entrust to us. As genuine private bankers, our partners have unlimited liability. Their own private assets are on the line.

The future needs a past

Driven by the innermost conviction of an uncompromising focus on clients, Karl Reichmuth and his son Christof laid the foundations for today’s Reichmuth & Co Privatbankiers in 1996. In setting up Switzerland’s youngest genuine private bank with unlimited liability, they set a clear signal for responsible Swiss banking services that focus solely on the client.

Owner managed family company

We make sure we follow our family values when it comes to our clients. A long-term promise in a fast-moving age.

Unlimited liability

As our partners have unlimited and joint and several liability, they are especially risk-conscious. This is reflected in our long-term focus and our very cautious approach to our balance sheet.

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20 years Reichmuth – Language: Swiss German with English subtitles

«Independence is the foundation of our owner-managed family business. We arrive at our own opinions and critically question the present and the future.»

Christof Reichmuth

partner with unlimited liability

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4 locations

25 years of experience

120+ employees

> CHF 13 AuM

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Trade war and slumping stock markets

The trade conflict instigated by Donald Trump has led to sharp falls on the international stock markets – including in Switzerland. This development has meant that most of the stock market gains of the last 12 months have been lost again.

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Market commentary 2rd quarter 2025

Since the beginning of the year, market breadth has increased noticeably both regionally and at index level – a sign of broader participation in the upswing. The dominance of the large US technology companies thus appears to have been broken.

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Market commentary 1st quarter 2025

2024 will go down in the history books as an above-average year for equities. Much will depend on political decisions next year, not only on the new US government but also on the reactions of Europe and China.

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