Your capital deserves a method.
Not promises.

A confidential conversation of about an hour to present the programme, the method and how the circle works, and to answer your questions. We tell you in full transparency whether the programme matches what you are looking for — and if it does not, we will say so too. No commitment is asked for, and no personalised advice is given.

No — never. ALG Club manages no funds, holds no power of attorney and provides no personalised investment advice. Your funds remain in your accounts, on your platforms, under your exclusive control: we pass on a method, and every decision remains yours. It is a founding principle of the circle.

No. The method is passed on step by step, whatever your starting point. Those who have already invested find a structuring framework; those who are starting out find a solid foundation — with no needless jargon.

Once the method is mastered, about an hour a month is enough. The method is designed precisely for busy people: it rests on discipline and structure, not on time spent in front of screens.

We are neither. ALG Club is a training organisation: we sell no products, receive no retrocessions and give no personalised advice. Our aim is your autonomy: an adviser seeks to keep you, we seek to make you independent. And you understand every decision, because you are the one taking it.

It is designed for it. Personal taxation, cantonal specifics, the Swiss franc, platforms accessible from Switzerland: the whole framework is built for Swiss residents — which is precisely what generic content from elsewhere lacks.

Because the live sessions and the exchanges with the founders are direct. Beyond a certain number of members, that quality of exchange becomes mechanically impossible to sustain. We would rather turn applications down than dilute the quality.

We promise no return — no one seriously can. What we pass on: a structured method, a clear vocabulary and full autonomy in your decisions. Results depend on your choices, your capital, your time horizon and the markets; all investment carries a risk of capital loss.

Yes. The programme can be followed according to the principles of Sharia-compliant investing: exclusion of riba (interest), sector screening and application of the AAOIFI screening ratios — debt relative to market capitalisation below 33%, interest-bearing cash below 33%, non-compliant income below 5%. We rely on the reference corpus of Islamic finance, while remaining rooted in Swiss reality: the Swiss franc, taxation, pillar 3a and platforms accessible from Switzerland. All of this is set out in detail on our page dedicated to halal investing in Switzerland.