Just some international banking corruption digging:
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The royals and nobles in Europe have been concealing trillions in private bank accounts in Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein. They provide loans to the Bank for International Settlements which then provide loans to banks. Through this fraudulent system using interest rates and fees they steal taxes from nations.
The Erlach family are an old Bernese Swiss nobility that ruled in Berne for centuries and were involved in politics and military. They take their name from the town of Erlach which produced a division of Swiss Guard and mercenaries that served German princes and the French monarch. Today their Erlacherhof mansion is the office for the mayor of Berne. The family still lives in Switzerland and is involved in banking and law. Rudolf von Erlach and Andreas von Erlach are international corporate lawyers. The company CMS von Erlach Poncet operates in Switzerland providing tax law services internationally and is headed up by Chairman Cornelius Brandi.
Cornelius Brandi is an expert with corrupt loopholes involving tax law and financial transactions and he is a ruthless psychopath with high authority over banking in Switzerland. Ernst Brandi and his son Albrecht Brandi were involved with the Nazis. Ernst Brandi was a top member of the Secret Meeting of February 20th which were German industrialists that organized the financing of the Nazi Party. The Nazis were involved in creating and running the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland (BIS).
Banking in Switzerland is private and enables the concealment of wealth and more importantly making criminal pay offs which they conceal as loans. The BIS works as a middle man for smaller banks for international transactions as well as with central banks. The Bank for International Settlements has major leverage over central banks. It is called the central bank for central banks. Criminals working at CMS von Erlach Poncet are the advisers for Swiss bankers and their clients.
Eric Sarasin is of Swiss nobility and involved in wealth management, banking, and tax advisement. Count Philippe de Felice-Grin-Ruttley is a Swiss noble with Italian titles and works as an international lawyer. He worked for Rome, United Kingdom, European Union, and currently works for Ince & Co. The Gutzwiller family are the top Swiss banking family and they own their Gutzwiller private bank headed up by Stephane Gutzwiller and Francois Gutzwiller. The Gutzwillers also manage about 35 other Swiss banks with Jurg Gutzwiller as CEO of Entris Holding. Some top criminal Swiss bankers include Baron Frederic Hottinger and Baron Rodolphe Hottinger as the primary owners of Hottinger & Cie Groupe Financiere and Financiere Rodolphe Hottinger. Peter Hottinger is the CEO of the global wealth management company called Pilotage.
Prince Lorenz of Belgium is a managing partner at Gutzwiller Bank in Basel, Switzerland. Archduke Sigismund of Habsburg-Lorraine covertly manages Swiss accounts for some royals and has been covertly overseeing Landolt & Cie Banquiers. Arch Duke Rudolf von Habsburg-Lorraine runs Triple A Gestion in Switzerland with his brother. Prince Eric Sturdza of the Romanian Sturdza family owns the Swiss Banque Eric Sturdza. Baron Benjamin de Rothschild owns Edmond de Rothschild Group and handles finances of criminals in Israel. Prince Maximilian of Liechtenstein is an owner of Liechtenstein Global Trust which includes Swiss branches. Lorenzo Rocco di Torrepadula is from an Italian noble family and works at REYL private bank in Switzerland. Eric Sarasin sold his family's Swiss bank Bank Sarasin & Company to the Safra family with Joseph Safra who is worth about 24 billion. Safra Group has about 70 billion in assets. The Sella family of Piedmont are a merchant banking family which established Banca Sella Group in Italy with offices in Switzerland and they are working as the Court Factors for the merchant-banking House of Borromeo.