Bank Index
Raiffeisenbank Menzingen-Neuheim Genossenschaft
Bank · Menzingen, Switzerland · overall 5.2 / 10
How this 5.2 is built
Average of 6 scored needs: 5.2. Regulation in Switzerland: 98/100 (World Bank governance indicators). Licence confirmed by a regulator's own list. Scores set by its kind of institution.
Raiffeisenbank Menzingen-Neuheim Genossenschaft is recorded in the global register as a bank in Menzingen, Switzerland. The register names Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA as its regulator and shows the licence as raiffeisen bank: authorised by finma. Collected from open registers. We have not checked this company by hand yet.
- Legal name
- Raiffeisenbank Menzingen-Neuheim Genossenschaft
- Regulated by
- Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA
- Licence confirmed
- yes, on a regulator's own list
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.
6.0Financial strength & stability
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet.
5.5Cross-border payments, FX and multi-currency accounts
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet.
5.0Lowest fees
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet.
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.
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.
4.5Fast digital onboarding
Holds a banking licence, so it can hold deposits and run payments; the actual terms have not been checked yet.
Sources
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