1. How Regnetix works
The Alliance handles initial enquiries, helps clarify the scope and coordinates the member firm or firms with the expertise needed for the work. It develops shared assessment methods and manages the network’s working arrangements and use of the Regnetix brand.
Member firms carry out the assessments, examine evidence and exercise professional judgement. They sign and issue the reports for the work they perform.
2. Engagements and responsibilities
Before work begins, the engagement terms identify the participating firms, agreed scope, deliverables and responsibilities. A project may involve several firms with complementary expertise. Where they contribute to a combined report, their respective work and contributions are identified.
Member firms are separate legal entities. Each is responsible for its own professional work, conclusions and regulatory obligations.
Shared membership or branding does not, by itself, transfer responsibility between entities, authorise one entity to bind another, or create a partnership, joint venture, agency relationship or fiduciary duty between them.
Internal network arrangements do not replace the engagement terms or override applicable law.
3. Professional principles and report enquiries
Member firms are expected to maintain professional competence, independence of judgement and appropriate handling of information. They must comply with applicable legal and professional requirements and follow the network requirements relevant to their participation.
The Alliance can confirm a firm’s membership or identify the firm responsible for a report. Membership confirmation does not certify or endorse a report’s findings or conclusions.
Questions about the work performed or conclusions reached should be directed to the issuing firm or firms.
4. Website information and liability
This website provides general information. It does not constitute professional advice or create a client engagement. Professional services are subject to separately agreed terms.
We aim to keep the information accurate and current, but do not warrant its accuracy, completeness, availability or suitability for a particular purpose.
Links to external websites are provided for convenience. The Alliance and member firms do not control or endorse those sites and are not responsible for their content, security or practices.
To the extent permitted by law, the Alliance and member firms exclude liability for errors or omissions in website information, reliance on that information and interruptions or unavailability of the website. This includes indirect, incidental and consequential loss.
Nothing in this notice excludes liability or limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Responsibility for professional services is addressed in the applicable engagement terms.
5. Intellectual property and brand use
Website content, including text, images, logos and design, is protected by applicable intellectual-property law. Reuse beyond what the law permits requires prior written permission from the Alliance or the relevant rights holder. Authorised reproductions must retain applicable ownership notices and disclaimers.
Member firms’ use of the Regnetix brand is subject to the applicable membership and brand-use requirements. Membership does not give a firm unrestricted rights to the brand.
6. Governing law and jurisdiction
This Legal Notice is governed by Swiss law. Disputes relating to this notice or use of this website by external visitors fall within the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent Swiss courts, subject to mandatory law.