Private Banks
The private banks that hold and lend against serious wealth.
10 firms listed
- 01
Alpha Bank Private Banking
Private banking unit of Greece's Alpha Bank, offering advisory and discretionary portfolio management, Lombard loans and dedicated advisers to clients in Greece and abroad.
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- 02
Bank of Cyprus
Cyprus bank whose invitation-only PrivilEDGE service gives wealthier clients advisory and discretionary portfolio management, lending and a dedicated relationship manager.
- 03
C. Hoare & Co.
Fleet Street private bank owned by the Hoare family since 1672, serving individuals, entrepreneurs, family offices, landed estates and professionals.
- 04
CMB Monaco
Monaco private bank in business since 1976, offering investment services, lending and wealth structuring to private clients, alongside services for companies and independent asset managers.
Licensed: CCAF (Monaco) 2014-08
- 05
Coutts
London private bank on the Strand, part of NatWest Group, offering wealth management, lending and banking to wealthy families, entrepreneurs and international clients since 1692.
- 06
Emirates NBD Private Banking
Private banking arm of Dubai's Emirates NBD, offering advisory and discretionary portfolio management, trust and estate planning and Lombard lending to clients with at least USD 5 million.
- 07
Eurobank Limited
Eurobank's Cyprus bank, whose wealth management arm offers relationship-managed investment services, global custody and Lombard lending, drawing on a network in Cyprus, Luxembourg, Greece and the UK.
- 09
Lombard Odier
Geneva private bank founded in 1796 and wholly owned by its managing partners, providing private banking and wealth management to entrepreneurs and families, and known for its focus on sustainable investing.
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Pictet
Geneva private bank owned and run by its partners since 1805, offering wealth planning, investment management and banking to private clients and family offices, with no investment banking arm.
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