En getAbstract resumimos libros* que le ayuden a la gente a entender el mundo y hacerlo un mejor lugar. Lo que escogemos para nuestra biblioteca tiene que sobresalir en una o ambas de las siguientes características:
Revelador – Usted aprenderá cosas que lo informarán para tomar mejores decisiones.
Útil – Usted obtendrá consejos prácticos que lo ayudarán a ser mejor en lo que hace.
Clasificamos todo el contenido en una escala del 1 al 10 en cuanto a estas cualidades principales. Nuestra clasificación le ayuda a organizar su lista de lecturas en sólidas (5) hasta brillantes (10). Los libros con una clasificación menor a 5 no son resumidos. A continuación, explicamos nuestro sistema de clasificación:
10 – Brillante. Un libro útil o revelador que, además de cumplir con los más altos estándares en todos los aspectos pertinentes, se destaca incluso de los mejores. A menudo se trata de un clásico instantáneo y lectura obligada para todo el mundo.
9 – Magnífico. Un libro útil o revelador bien construido, con muchas fortalezas y sin defectos dignos de mención.
8 – Muy bueno. Un libro útil o revelador que incluye una cantidad importante de cualidades destacables aunque no sea excelente en su totalidad, por ejemplo, un libro que presenta los hallazgos más recientes en un área específica, de la autoría de un experto de renombre, pero que falla un poco en estilo.
7 – Bueno. Un libro útil o revelador que combina dos o más fortalezas destacables, por ejemplo, un libro que contiene ideas novedosas poco comunes y las presenta de manera interesante.
6 – Destacable. Un libro útil o revelador que se destaca en por lo menos un aspecto, como puede ser que esté particularmente bien estructurado.
5 – Sólido. Un libro útil o revelador a pesar de sus flaquezas obvias. Por ejemplo, puede ofrecer consejos aceptables en algunas áreas pero que sea repetitivo o poco relevante en otras.
*getAbstract resume mucho más que libros. Buscamos todo tipo de contenidos que puedan interesarle a nuestro público: libros, pero también artículos, reportes, videos y podcasts. Lo que mencionamos acerca de los libros es aplicable a todos los formatos que incluimos.
FAQs
Recommendation. The little-known Swiss private bank Pictet is one of the last institutions still hewing to the old era of bank secrecy. Most of its leaders are descendants of the bank's founders.
How much is the Pictet family worth? ›
Pictet: 5–6 Billion Francs
The richest family in Swiss banking remains the Pictet family, with assets worth about 6 billion francs according to the list compiled by «Bilanz».
How much money is required to open a Swiss bank account? ›
Many Swiss banks ask for a bank account minimum deposit of 1,000,000 USD from foreigners. We help protect what you've earned. We've been advising people with asset protection and estate planning for over 30 years. Are your assets really safe?
What is Pictet known for? ›
Pictet is a leading independent wealth and asset manager with more than two hundred years' experience from our home in Switzerland, and forty years in Asia.
What bank do rich Americans use? ›
1. JP Morgan Private Bank. “J.P. Morgan Private Bank is known for its investment services, which makes them a great option for those with millionaire status,” Kullberg said. “With J.P. Morgan, each client is given access to a panel of experts, including experienced strategists, economists and advisors.”
Do Swiss banks report to IRS? ›
As of 2022, information about your Swiss bank account must be handed over to the IRS in the United States. The IRS is responsible for collecting taxes and assessing the wealth of Americans, even wealth held in Swiss bank accounts must be accounted for.
What family owns most of the world's wealth? ›
Which 10 Families Are the Wealthiest?
- The Al Nahyan family with $305 billion.
- The Walton family with $259.7 billion.
- The Hermès family with $150.9 billion.
- The Mars family with $141.9 billion.
- The Al Thani family with $133 billion.
- The Koch family with $127.3 billion.
- The Al Saud family with $112 billion.
Pictet's fourth-place perch is the most prominent Swiss house in the top-ten, which is rounded out by Robeco, Schroders, Amundi, Natixis Investment Managers, M&G, and Pimco. Other Swiss houses also hold a prominent spot: UBS' asset management arm at 19th, and Vontobel in 21st.
Who is the owner of Pictet bank? ›
Pictet is owned and managed by six partners-- Nicolas Pictet is its senior partner—who abide by principles of ownership and succession that have remained unchanged since its foundation.
Can a US citizen open a Swiss bank account? ›
Yes, it's legal for U.S. citizens to open a bank account in Switzerland. However, setting up a Swiss bank account requires a identity verification and you might have to provide various official documents that serve as proof of address and income.
Anyone over 18 is free to open a Swiss bank account, provided that they can provide identity documents and demonstrate the source of their wealth.
Can a normal person open a Swiss bank account? ›
Yes, non-residents and foreigners can open a Swiss bank account either in person or online. Additional charges may apply if you want to open an account remotely. You're also required to provide the required documentation to prove your identity and income source.
What is the Pictet controversy? ›
At its peak, the Pictet Group was hiding approximately $5.6 billion in assets from the IRS. The indictment goes on to relate that the Pictet Group opened and maintained so-called "numbered accounts" for U.S. taxpayers, in which the names of those taxpayers did not appear in bank documents but only the account numbers.
What is the most secretive bank in the world? ›
The Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), commonly referred to as the Vatican Bank, is a privately held financial institution located inside Vatican City. Founded in 1942, the IOR's role is to safeguard and administer property intended for works of religion or charity.
Why are Swiss banks so secretive? ›
Many Swiss banking practices, including secrecy, trace their origins to Geneva in the 18th century. Bank secrecy in the Swiss region can be traced to the Great Council of Geneva, which outlawed the disclosure of information about the European upper class in 1713.
What is the best private bank in Switzerland? ›
Geneva and Yverdon-les-Bains, November 27, 2023. Piguet Galland has been voted 'Best Private Bank Switzerland' by the trade magazine 'International Banker' for the third consecutive year (2021, 2022, and 2023).
Can you still get a secret Swiss bank account? ›
While Swiss bank accounts continue to provide stability, dependability, and high-quality financial services, the days of complete secrecy are long gone. To avoid legal issues, account holders should stay informed about the changing regulatory environment and ensure compliance with their local tax laws.
What is the largest private Swiss bank? ›
The largest and second largest Swiss banks are UBS Group AG and Credit Suisse Group AG, respectively.
