Overview:Turkish business owners and high-net-worth individuals increasingly explore international banking relationships, including Swiss accounts. This guide provides factual information about the regulatory environment, operational considerations, and practical framework for understanding Swiss banking as part of international financial planning. The information presented is educational and intended to inform decision-making, not to encourage specific actions. International Banking […]

When you open an account at a Swiss bank, you’re not just paying one fee—you’re entering a multi-layered cost structure that varies dramatically based on the service model you choose. The difference between understanding this structure and ignoring it can cost you CHF 50,000+ annually on a CHF 10 million portfolio. Swiss banks currently offer

Let me be straight with you: opening a Swiss bank account as a non-resident isn’t what most guides claim it is. The story you’ll read online usually goes something like this—you need CHF 1 million, fill out some forms, and boom, you’re banking in Zurich. The reality is far messier. Your passport matters more than

Introduction Credit ratings failed to predict the Credit Suisse collapse in 2023. Less than two years later, many HNWI clients are still asking the same question: How do I actually know if a Swiss bank is safe? Traditional metrics—capital ratios, ratings agencies, published audits—paint an incomplete picture. UBS had pristine capital ratios weeks before the

Introduction: The Post-2023 Question For clients depositing significant wealth in Swiss banks, the question is no longer “Is there insurance?” but rather “What happens when the insurance isn’t enough?” In 2023, the Credit Suisse collapse exposed a critical reality: deposit insurance—even robust deposit insurance—provides only limited protection for HNWIs with substantial holdings. While esisuisse paid