Welcome to EBCO
Independent wealth, tax and trust management for private clients. Swiss-based, internationally structured.
FINMA-authorised wealth manager SEC-registered investment adviser
Asset management, tax advisory and trust services.
One independent firm. One relationship.
One independent firm. One relationship.
We work with private clients, entrepreneurs and families with international exposure. Whether structuring an estate, seeking an independent alternative to private banking, or establishing a base in a new jurisdiction, Ebco covers the full picture.
Ebco Fiduciaria and Ebco Trustee Services operate as an integrated group, combining regulated investment management and licensed trustee services under a single client relationship.
Our services
Over two decades of advisory work across the full spectrum of private wealth — from portfolio management to tax structuring, estate planning and fiduciary services.
Ebco Trustee Services is FINMA-licensed to act as trustee across discretionary, fixed, purpose and asset holding trust structures. We manage the full lifecycle, from establishment and administration through to liquidation. As an independent trustee with no bank affiliation, all decisions are made solely in the interest of beneficiaries.
Ebco is FINMA-authorised, SEC-registered and authorised to serve UK professional clients under the CH-UK Mutual Recognition Agreement, one of the few Swiss boutiques operating across all three frameworks. We manage discretionary and advisory mandates for private clients and families, with a focus on cost-efficient, conflict-free portfolio construction. Fully independent, with no product placement or distribution arrangements.
We advise private clients, entrepreneurs and corporate structures on Swiss and international tax matters, covering residency planning, cross-border tax exposure, estate and succession taxation, and corporate restructuring. Our team works closely with the asset management and trust functions to ensure tax efficiency is built into every layer of the client’s structure, not applied as an afterthought.
