Schelhammer Capital was named the best private bank in Austria for the third time in a row in tests conducted by the renowned private banking testing authority FUCHS | Judge awarded. With outstanding performance in the categories of consultation, investment proposal and transparency, each rated “Gold”, Schelhammer Capital confirms its position as the strongest private bank in Austria. This year’s main topic – retirement provision – became the focus of the evaluation and underlines the importance of the tailor-made solutions that Schelhammer Capital offers its customers.
„Our focus is on customers and their needs. Retirement planning is one of the central questions of life and it requires long-term, sustainable strategies. The fact that we were recognized for this is a special honor and an incentive at the same time
,” says Christian Jauk, CEO of Schelhammer Capital.
Retirement provision is the focus of the tests
The topic of retirement provision is becoming increasingly important in view of demographic developments, volatile financial markets and rising living costs. In competition with the best banks from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Schelhammer Capital was able to convince with its comprehensive approach. Your advice is characterized by clarity and a precise analysis of customer needs. This was reflected in the top ratings.
Time as a success factor
„For us, time is the decisive success factor. We take the time necessary to deeply understand the needs of our customers and develop sustainable solutions. Preserving what we have created together is at the heart of our work,
“ explains the CEO further.
About the FUCHS | Judge examination board
The FOX | Every year, Judge Testing Instance sends test customers to banks and asset managers throughout German-speaking countries – this year, 70 providers were closely examined. The declared goal: to make quality in private banking transparent.
The focus of the FUCHS | market test This time the topic of the judge’s examination board was “Securing your retirement”. The private banks’ strategies for optimally preserving assets for retirement were tested.
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