CA Indosuez (Switzerland)

FACTS & INFO

• About the Bank

  Incorporated in Switzerland, CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA, formerly known as Credit Agricole (Suisse) AG, is the principal private bank in the Credit Agricole Group. CA Indosuez is the main private banking entity in the Credit Agricole Group, the world's fifth-largest bank.

  The long-standing presence makes CA Indosuez Bank one of the leading foreign banks in the country in terms of client assets, net profit and workforce.

  With three booking centres in Switzerland, Hong Kong and Singapore, CA Indosuez can help diversify your asset portfolio by region and by asset class. CA Indosuez's worldwide presence in Switzerland (Geneva, Lausanne, Lugano, Zurich), UAE (Abu Dhabi, Dubai), Hong Kong, Singapore, Lebanon, Uruguay.

  CA Indosuez ratings: 'A2' Moody's Long term, 'A' by Standard & Poor's, 'A+' by FitchRatings.

  CA Indosuez's business model relies on four business activities:

  • Private Banking (offering discretionary investment management, investment funds, private Equity, advisory, structured products, real estate, financial planning etc).
  • Capital Markets (foreign exchange, precious metals, structured products and derivatives).
  • Corporate Banking (transactional Commodity Finance, commercial banking, trade&export finance, and cash management).
  • Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) (outsourcing of IT (S2i integrated system) and banking back-office operations.
  The bank changed its name to CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA in 2016.

• Facilities

  WHAT CA INDOSUEZ BANK OFFERS:

  • Accounts in all major currencies.
  • Time deposits.
  • Private Banking.
  • Corporate Banking.
  • Capital Markets.
  • Business Process Outsourcing.
  • Tax and wealth Planning.
  • Investment Advisory Services.
  • Internet banking.
  • Wide range of Visa, MasterCard, American Express cards.
  • Multilingual customer support (German, English, Russian, French.)

  
  

  The approximate timeframe for account allocation from 15 to 30 business days receipt of the original documents by the bank and face-to-face meeting.

  BANK TARIFFS AND CHARGES
  CA Indosuez (Switzerland) can be considered as a high-cost bank with respect to account maintenance and a medium–cost bank for its transfer services fees.
  
  The account opening and quarterly maintenance fees of CHF 500 cover bank’s standard services including fees for account statement and portfolio valuations, standard correspondence, quarterly fees for mail holding, availability of eS2i eBanking services, and other costs of account operation (withdrawals and payments in CHF and other currencies, tax assessment, provision of bank references and account closing fees).
  
  The minimum quarterly fee for securities and metals safekeeping is CHF 250. Flat securities administration quarterly fee based on the estimated value of securities and metals on deposit at each month-end. Securities transfer fee is CHF 100 per item and the maximum fee is CHF 2,500.
  
  EUROSIC/SWIFT transfer fee is CHF 30. Flat correspondent’s fee in the case of transfer of a net amount in favour of the beneficiary is 0,075% of the amount (minimum CHF 15 and maximum CHF 75).
  

• PLEASE NOTE that bank tariffs may be changed anytime at the sole discretion of the bank, we therefore suggest to contact us or visit the bank’s website for updated details on specific fees and charges.
• New Company professional service fee for the assistance of bank account opening does not include any bank charges and commissions, account maintenance fees, transaction fees, initial deposit or minimum balance.