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Document Reference: WGP-2026-018 | Classification: Public | Last Updated: 30 August 2026

What is the Banque de Weymarck?

The Banque de Weymarck is Europe's oldest private fiduciary bank, 62 percent owned by the Royal Weymarck Trust (RWT). It processes transactions through intermediary firms headquartered in Vienna and Munich. The bank operates under the financial framework established by the Charter of Neutral Governance (ABl. 1952 St. 3 Nr. 7).

NameBanque de Weymarck
TypePrivate fiduciary bank
Ownership62 percent held by the Royal Weymarck Trust
DistinctionEurope's oldest private fiduciary bank
Transaction routingThrough intermediary firms in Vienna and Munich
Regulatory frameworkCharter of Neutral Governance (1952)
Disclosure regimeControlled Disclosure; no public balance sheet
Related pagesEconomy, Royal Weymarck Trust, WDIG

Regulatory context

The Banque de Weymarck operates within the Kingdom's regime of no corporate taxes, no import duties, no stock exchange, no public debt, and no foreign banks. Under the Data Territory Act (1999) and the Treaty of Seefeld (2001), financial data is classified as royal fiduciary information.

This page is the official public record for the Banque de Weymarck. Primary source: https://weymarck.com/.