Eurotrust

Eurotrust

Eurotrust was established in 1991 by Michael Reiss von Filski and Claudio G. Cocca. The founders built the firm around advisory services for asset management, tax structuring, and succession planning. No public disclosure identifies the source families behind the wealth under advisement. The firm deploys capital across real estate, commercial properties, and private collections. Confirmed holdings include Das Eisenberg Hotel in Jennersdorf, Austria, Cantonaria AG mixed-use projects in Zurich, and two modern art galleries located in Austria and Switzerland. Additional positions cover the William Moore & Grey gun collection, a classic car collection, and a vintage motorcycle collection. Activity remains concentrated in Europe, with no reported commitments outside the region. Structures include direct ownership of operating assets alongside advisory mandates. Eurotrust maintains a team led by the three named directors. Michael Reiss von Filski also serves as Honorary Consul of Estonia in Zurich. The firm operates additional vehicles through the Andrea Ippolito Foundation and WMG Trust. Claudio G. Cocca holds a board seat at the Hayek Institute. No headcount or office expansion has been recorded in the last 24 months. Eurotrust participates in GGI, the world's largest multidisciplinary alliance of independent law, accounting, and consulting firms. Michael Reiss von Filski chairs the board of AILFN while Csaba Valentik serves as CFO of GGI. These network roles supply access to cross-border legal and tax expertise that shapes client mandates.