CIM Bank

CIM Bank is a Swiss private bank. Founded in Geneva in 1990, the Bank serves institutional, corporate[1] and private clients globally.

CIM Bank (CIM Banque)
IndustryFinance
Founded1990
FounderFrancesco Signorio
HeadquartersGeneva, Switzerland
Key people
Michel Vorlet (CEO)
Thierry Mossé
Gabriele Ruffa
ProductsFinancial Services, Investment Banking, Investment management
Number of employees
150
Websitewww.cimbanque.com

The bank has 150 employees and is located in Geneva,[2] Wollerau[3] and Lugano[4]. CIM Bank is engaged in investment banking, asset management, wealth management and online trading. CIM Bank is regulated by FINMA,[5] and is a member of the Swiss Bankers Association.[6] CIM Bank is also a member of SIX Swiss Exchange.[7][8]

Services

CIM Bank provides personal current accounts, commercial (corporate) accounts and deposit accounts.[9][10] It also provides online trading services in partnership with Interactive Brokers[11].

The Bank's website is available in 7 languages, namely French, English, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and German.[12]

In 2008, the Bank adopted online technologies to onboard clients digitally and to simplify procedures.[13][14][15]

References
  1. "Le profil hybride d'une banque orientée activités commerciales", AGEFI - 22 September 2011
  2. "CIM Bank, Geneva headquarter"
  3. "CIM Bank in Wollerau"
  4. "CIM Bank in Lugano"
  5. "Authorised institutions", FINMA
  6. "Member of Swiss Bankers Association (SwissBanking)", Swiss Bankers Association
  7. "List of Participants", Six Swiss Exchange
  8. "New participant: CIM Banque", Six Swiss Exchange
  9. "CIM Bank, Current Accounts"
  10. "CIM Bank, Commercial Accounts"
  11. "Le trading ultra-sophistiqué", AGEFI - 31 March 2011
  12. "Institutional Website"
  13. "Moderniser ses relations clients", Mathieu Neu - Commerce International, October 29, 2009 - 12:03
  14. "Interview de M. Thierry Mossé", Pro-AT
  15. "(video) Interview de M. Thierry Mossé" Archived 2012-03-26 at the Wayback Machine, Sungard - 26 mai 2011
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