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CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA - How to Open an Account

Date of last update: 12 January 2026
CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA operates as the Swiss wealth management entity of Crédit Agricole group, combining 150 years of Swiss banking heritage with global expertise. Incorporated on 27 February 2005 and headquartered at 4 quai Général-Guisan, 1204 Geneva, the bank serves private clients, families, and entrepreneurs through offices in Geneva, Zurich, and Lugano.

Licensed and supervised by FINMA, CA Indosuez manages €215 billion in client assets globally as of 31 December 2024.
+41 (44) 5152530

CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA

Last updated: January 2026

Parent Group
Crédit Agricole
Global Banking Group
Client Assets (Global)
€215 billion
As of 31 Dec 2024
Headquarters
Geneva
Since 2005
Regulation
FINMA
Licensed Swiss Bank

Swiss Offices

Geneva (HQ)

4 quai Général-Guisan
1204 Geneva
Switzerland
T: +41 22 819 41 11
Mon–Fri, 08:30–17:30

Zurich

Beethovenstrasse 48
8002 Zurich
Switzerland
T: +41 44 208 55 55
Mon–Fri, 08:30–17:30

Lugano

Via Nassa 5
6900 Lugano
Switzerland
T: +41 91 910 47 00
Mon–Fri, 08:30–17:30
Central Email: contact.ch@ca-indosuez.com
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Core Services

Wealth Management

Personalised strategies integrating asset allocation, risk management, and tax efficiency across jurisdictions. Access to Crédit Agricole research and alternative investments.

Private Banking

Comprehensive coverage of financial and non-financial needs including credit facilities, real estate financing, art advisory, and succession planning.

Investment Advisory

Consultative support for active clients. Includes market analysis, portfolio reviews, access to structured products, and quarterly strategy sessions.

Banking Solutions

Custodial and administrative services for complex structures (trusts, foundations). Features multi-currency accounts, securities custody, and reporting.

Client Profile

Services structured for three distinct segments

HNWI / UHNWI
Entry Level
CHF 1 Million

Focus on portfolio diversification, tax-efficient structuring, and wealth preservation across generations.

Family Offices

Support for multi-generational wealth structures requiring consolidated reporting and governance. Acting as central banking partner or co-advisor.

Entrepreneurs

Liquidity management, corporate finance solutions, succession structuring, and post-transaction asset management for business owners.

How to Open an Account

TIMELINE: 4–8 WEEKS
1

Initial Consultation

Establish objectives and risk tolerance. Relationship managers assess suitability and explain Swiss AML requirements.

2

Documentation & Proposal

Submission of KYC materials, beneficial ownership declarations, and source of wealth evidence. Parallel compliance review.

3

Activation

Account activation upon compliance approval. Access to online platforms and implementation of investment strategy.

Maria Werner

Of Counsel – specialized in corporate law and tax law
info@goldblum.ch
+41 (44) 5152530
Our Mission
"We don't simply manage assets. We are architects of wealth, building our clients' financial future for generations ahead."

Executive Leadership

  • Philippe Bertherat
    CEO, CA Indosuez (Switzerland) SA
  • Laurent Quignon
    Chief Investment Officer
  • Christophe Donay
    Head of Asset Allocation

Regulatory Framework

Licensed and regulated by FINMA (Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority).

Adheres to Swiss banking secrecy laws and Crédit Agricole group's sustainable development principles.

Frequently asked questions

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Bank name
Country
Year of foundation
Account opening procedure
Cost of account opening
Switzerland
1941
Online
$3 500
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1924
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1993
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1996
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1963
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1872
Bank visit
$3 500
Switzerland
1975
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1990
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1953
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1873
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1988
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1796
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1964
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1805
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1958
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
2010
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1804
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1986
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1998
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1969
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1998
Bank visit
$3 500

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