Fuchs | Richter Qualitätstest: Top ranking for Kaiser Partner Privatbank once again

Kaiser Partner Privatbank has once again achieved an outstanding performance in the latest quality test conducted by the prestigious FUCHS | RICHTER Prüfinstanz. With an overall rating of ‘very good’, it is one of only eight institutions to achieve the highest honour.

Since 2003, FUCHS | RICHTER Prüfinstanz has conducted anonymous annual tests of around 100 banks and asset managers in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The areas assessed are the advisory discussion, investment proposal, beauty contest, investment expertise and transparency. This quality test, initiated by the renowned publishing house Fuchsbriefe, is regarded as the most important private banking ranking in the German-speaking world.

As part of this year’s competition, FUCHS|RICHTER presented the participating banks and asset managers with a classic investment scenario: assets of 1.75 million euros should be invested and managed in such a way that they are adequately protected for old-age provision. Particular attention was paid to ensuring an annual payout amount from retirement.

The FUCHS | RICHTER auditors emphasised that Kaiser Partner offers professional and customer-oriented advice that takes the client’s ideas into account. The communication and service are first-class and the aftercare is exemplary. Overall, Kaiser Partner gives the impression of a trustworthy and competent financial advisor.

Christian Reich, CEO of Kaiser Partner Privatbank, emphasises:

‘This outstanding award is a great success and a confirmation of our aspiration to offer excellent advisory quality and sustainable investment solutions for our clientele. My special thanks go to all those who place their trust in us and to our employees, who make a decisive contribution to our success with their daily commitment and expertise. We will continue to work together in the future to fulfil the highest standards and stand by our clients’ side as trustworthy partners in the long term.’