DONNER & REUSCHEL AG NIEDERLASSUNG LUXEMBURG products, services and reviews

About DONNER & REUSCHEL AG NIEDERLASSUNG LUXEMBURG

DONNER & REUSCHEL AG Niederlassung Luxemburg is the Luxembourg branch of the German bank DONNER & REUSCHEL AG, delivering cross-border private banking and investment services under EU passporting rules. It operates as a branch rather than a separate legal entity, with prudential supervision in Germany (BaFin/Deutsche Bundesbank) and host-country conduct oversight in Luxembourg (CSSF). Deposits at the branch are covered by Germany’s statutory deposit guarantee scheme (Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken) up to EUR 100,000 per depositor, with potential additional coverage where applicable for specific temporary balances; depending on membership and eligibility, certain deposits may also fall under the German private banks’ voluntary deposit protection scheme, subject to its terms and limits, which can change. The branch’s offering typically includes discretionary and advisory portfolio management, securities custody and execution, multicurrency accounts and payments, and asset-backed or real estate lending, with product availability and cross-border access determined by internal policies and applicable regulations. Onboarding follows Luxembourg and German AML/KYC standards and MiFID II requirements, generally requiring verification of identity, tax status, and source of wealth; minimum investment levels and bespoke fee schedules may apply. Pricing commonly consists of custody fees, advisory or management charges, transaction costs, and lending margins, disclosed in pre-contractual documentation. Securities are held in segregated custody according to EU safeguarding rules, but clients remain exposed to market, credit, liquidity, currency, and operational risks; complex products may be subject to additional suitability constraints. Prospective clients should review the branch’s current regulatory disclosures, service brochures, and deposit protection notices and confirm eligibility, coverage scope, and any limitations before entering into a relationship.