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About Banque Eric Sturdza

  • Banque Eric Sturdza

    Banque Eric Sturdza, is dedicated to provide private clients and External Asset Managers with financial solutions specifically tailored to each client’s needs. Our philosophy is that every client is different and we recognise that clients are best supported when they have a dedicated team of professionals who can steer clients towards the solution best suited for their needs.  

  • What differentiates us?

    • We are a family-owned bank, and we meet all our clients to ensure that you receive the service we would expect for ourselves.
    • The Sturdza family’s assets are managed in the same way as those of our clients. Eric Sturdza launched the Sturdza Family Fund as one such investment vehicle.
    • We aim to maintain a size that enables us to offer a flexible personal service rather than an institutionalized solution.
    • We have strong capital ratios and no unsecured commercial lending that could put the balance sheet at risk.
    • There is seamless cooperation across the group. If a client of the bank requires asset. consolidation reporting or family office services, Corraterie Gestion (COGES) works with the bank to deliver these services; similarly, institutional investment mandates can be managed by Eric Sturdza Asset Management SA.

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