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Banque Cantonale Vaudoise

Bank · Lausanne, Switzerland · overall 5.0 / 10

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How this 5.0 is built

Average of 6 scored needs: 5.0. Regulation in Switzerland: 98/100 (World Bank governance indicators). Licence confirmed by a regulator's own list. 2 scores backed by filings or its own pages.

Banque Cantonale Vaudoise is recorded in the global register as a bank in Lausanne, Switzerland. The register names Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA as its regulator and shows the licence as licensed. Established 1845. Collected from open registers.

On its own website: “La banque des Vaudoises et des Vaudois depuis 1845 et la première banque du canton auprès de la clientèle des particuliers et des entreprises.”

Legal name
Banque Cantonale Vaudoise
Regulated by
Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA
Licence confirmed
yes, on a regulator's own list
Established
1845
LEI
K1MOBB3OPSBBQO554R76
Website
www.bcv.ch/

Scores, 0 to 10

6.0Europe (EU, EEA, Switzerland)
Licensed and operating in its home country per the register entry; the depth of its offer here has not been checked yet. · source
6.0Financial strength & stability
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source
5.5Lowest fees
The account escapes its monthly charge only on a condition the bank sets, so the price depends on the balance a business keeps. It reads: “No monthly fees or minimum contract term” · source
5.0Best interest on business balances
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source
5.0Trade, manufacturing & import-export
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source
4.5Fast digital onboarding
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet. · source
4.0Cross-border payments, FX and multi-currency accounts
Its own business page names SWIFT, so payments can leave the country. The score stops at 4.0 because the page did not give the currencies the account holds or the margin on the exchange rate, and the rubric needs both to go higher. · source

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