Banque de Dépôts et de Gestion (BDG), Lausanne, Switzerland

Banque de Dépôts et de Gestion (BDG)

Banque de Dépôts et de Gestion (BDG) is one of Switzerland's largest private banks. In addition to its main business activity of private banking, BDG is also active in the fields of lendings, savings as well as all other standard banking operations. BDG is a part of UBI Banca (Italy).

Present in Singapore since 2005, BDG opened at first a representative office before to create in 2008 a subsidiary under the name of BDG Singapore Private Ltd, which was granted by the Singaporean authorities a Capital Market Services licence for Fund Management.

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Headquarter	Lausanne, Switzerland
Key People	Franco Felder (Chairman)

Head Office	Avenue du Théâtre 14, 1005 Lausanne
Phone	+41 (0)21 341 85 11
Fax	+41 (0)21 341 85 07
Official Site	www.bdg.ch
SWIFT Code	DEPOCH2L
Founded	1933

ID: 1571. Updated: 26.06.2011

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