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In view of the more recent doctrine, which affirms the obligation to release retrocessions in pure account/deposit relationships, we therefore consider it necessary to deal with the waiver requirements in execution-only business relationships.

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To date, asset management clients are in the vast majority of cases unable to determine the extent of the expected retrocessions when signing a contract or before purchasing financial products, nor are the specific incentive structures of existing conflicts of interest identified.

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Choosing to reclaim your retrocessions with Liti-Link offers clear advantages: no financial risks due to pure success fees, no conflicts of interest, specialized expertise, international experience, and the financial strength to endure long processes. While lawyers in Switzerland charge high hourly rates and may have conflicts of interest, Liti-Link provides a more customer-friendly and effective alternative.

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Liti-Link helps clients from all over the world to reclaim retrocessions from Swiss banks. Our clients come from a wide variety of countries such as Argentina, Germany, Italy, Israel, UK, Brazil and many more. Despite their different origins, they often share similar concerns and fears before deciding to pursue their claims with our help.

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This Liti-Link customer received his retrocessions back with Retro-Back. He had an execution-only banking relationship with a major Swiss bank in which retrocessions of CHF 500,000 had accumulated. 

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The opaque practices of Swiss banks and asset managers with regard to retrocessions raise serious questions about their transparency, integrity and customer orientation.

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Swiss bank accounts promise stability, asset protection and confidentiality. But what do you need to consider when opening a Swiss bank account? It's worth taking a look at the fees!

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While in Switzerland it has been established since 2006 that retrocessions basically belong to the investors, the issue of retrocessions, which is also common practice in the Liechtenstein financial center, has only risen in recent years.

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Time is money. This saying has never been truer than it is today. With each passing day in Switzerland, investors' claims against their banks are expiring.

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As early as 2012, the Federal Supreme Court ruled that kickbacks are prohibited. This means that they must refund the retrocessions they collected from investors back to them.

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Fee. Commission. These are terms that sound very much like small change. But for Swiss banks, the retrocessions they have secretly pocketed for many years have been a lucrative business. 

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Have you researched kickbacks and decided to reclaim your money or that of your clients from Swiss banks? Then you've already taken the biggest step. 

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