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Mirabaud Group — Bank account opening in Switzerland

Date of last update: 12 January 2026
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Mirabaud Group is a Swiss private bank founded in Geneva in 1819, now managed by the seventh generation of the Mirabaud family. The group specializes in two core areas: private banking and wealth management for high-net-worth individuals, and asset management for institutional clients. With offices in Zurich, Geneva, and across Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas, Mirabaud combines Swiss banking tradition with a modern, client-focused approach.
+41 (44) 5152530

Mirabaud Group

Founded
1819
Geneva, Switzerland
Structure
Partnership
Family-owned (7th Gen)
Scale
~700 Staff
Providing Wealth & Asset Mgmt
Reach
10 Countries
Europe, Middle East, Americas

Investments & Wealth Management

Structured solutions for private investors and institutional clients.

Private Banking

  • • Discretionary & advisory mandates
  • • Financial & succession planning
  • • Family governance integration
  • • Multi-generational strategies

Asset Management

  • • Equities (Developed & Emerging)
  • • Fixed income (Unconstrained)
  • • Convertible bonds
  • • Asset allocation strategies

Private Assets

  • • Real Estate
  • • Private Equity
  • • Infrastructure
  • • Lifestyle & Consumer sectors

Offices in Switzerland

Headquarters

Geneva

29 Boulevard Georges-Favon
1204 Geneva, Switzerland

Bank: +41 58 816 22 22
Asset Mgmt: +41 58 200 60 00
Finanical Center

Zurich

Claridenstrasse 26
8002 Zurich, Switzerland

Bank: +41 58 816 88 00
Asset Mgmt: +41 58 200 61 00
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How to Open an Account

01

Initial Consultation

Personal meeting to discuss financial objectives, investment horizon, and service requirements.

02

Document Prep

Submission of passport, proof of address, source of wealth, and beneficial ownership declarations.

03

KYC Procedure

Verification in accordance with Swiss Anti-Money Laundering regulations and FINMA requirements.

04

Activation

Access to private banking services, online platforms, and portfolio tools upon approval.

SCA Partnership Model

Mirabaud operates as a family-owned partnership where managing partners bear unlimited personal liability, ensuring total alignment with client interests.

Current Managing Partners

Yves Mirabaud
Senior Managing Partner
Anu Narula
Senior Managing Partner, SCA
Camille Vial
Managing Partner
Lionel Aeschlimann
Managing Partner
Nicolas Mirabaud
Managing Partner

Maria Werner

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History & Development

1819
Founded in Geneva by Pierre Mirabaud as a family-owned private bank.
1857
Founding member of the Geneva Stock Exchange.
1985—2003
International expansion: Montreal (1985), London (1990), Hong Kong (1997), Zurich (1998), Paris (2003).
2007—2014
Continued growth: Dubai office opens (2007), acquisition of Venture Finanzas in Spain (2010), Luxembourg AM (2011), Milan (2014).

FINMA Enforcement Proceedings (2023)

In June 2023, FINMA concluded proceedings concerning AML violations regarding client assets of ~$1.7 billion (2018-2022). The Swiss Federal Supreme Court dismissed the bank's appeal in August 2023.

Financial Penalty
CHF 12.7 million
Confiscated profits
Measures
Compliance Overhaul
Review of high-risk transactions

Bank Statement: Mirabaud cooperated fully with FINMA and has implemented operational and HR measures to strengthen AML compliance.

Frequently asked questions

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Bank name
Country
Year of foundation
Account opening procedure
Cost of account opening
Switzerland
1941
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$3 500
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1924
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$3 500
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1993
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$3 500
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1996
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$3 500
Switzerland
1963
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$3 500
Switzerland
1872
Bank visit
$3 500
Switzerland
1975
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$3 500
Switzerland
1990
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$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
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1998
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$3 500
Switzerland
1969
Online
$3 500
Switzerland
1998
Bank visit
$3 500

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