Custodian Banks

Three Custodian Banks in Three Countries.

You can choose between three custodian banks in three countries. Here you will find the differences and their respective specific features.

The Role of the Custodian Bank

What a Custodian Bank Provides.

In interaction with an asset manager, a custodian bank serves, among other things, as a depository for your assets, executes securities trades according to the asset manager's instructions, and handles payment transactions.

The securities in your custody account are held separately from the bank's other assets and are protected in the event of the bank's insolvency. All our partner banks implement modern security standards to protect your data.

The Interaction

You

The account and custody account are in your name. Deposits and withdrawals are made exclusively via your reference account.

Custody Bank

Safeguards your assets, executes securities trades, and processes payment transactions.

Estably

Makes investment decisions within the framework of the mandate and places buy and sell orders with the bank.

Our Partner Banks

The Custodian Banks in Detail.

Germany

Baader Bank

The German Baader Bank has a modern technological infrastructure and is one of Germany's leading investment banks. For customers residing in Germany, Baader Bank automatically deducts taxes on earnings.

  • From a €50,000 minimum investment
  • For customers residing in Germany: automatic tax deduction
  • Loss offset pot

Liechtenstein

Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB)

Founded in 1861, LLB is the most traditional financial institution in the Principality of Liechtenstein. Like most Liechtenstein banks, it places great importance on a solid capitalization with high-quality own funds.

Equity consists exclusively of Common Equity Tier 1 capital. Its own funds of approximately CHF 2.40 billion significantly exceed the statutory requirements.

Switzerland

St. Galler Kantonalbank

St. Galler Kantonalbank AG, founded in 1868, is affiliated with the deposit insurance scheme esisuisse, like every Swiss bank. Your deposits are thus secured up to a maximum amount of CHF 100,000.

Furthermore, the bank is 51% owned by the Canton of St. Gallen. If the bank's own funds are insufficient, the Canton is liable for all liabilities exceeding that amount.

  • Suitable for private retirement planning
  • 51% owned by the Canton of St. Gallen
  • Canton is liable for liabilities exceeding CHF 100,000
At a Glance

Custodian Banks in Comparison.

 

Baader Bank

LLB

St. Galler Kantonalbank

Deposit Insurance

Up to €100,000

Up to CHF 100,000

Over CHF 100,000 (Cantonal liability)

Minimum Investment

From €50,000

From €100,000

From €100,000

Strategies

Modern Value
Best of Funds

Modern Value
Best of Funds
Asset Protect
Shielding Strategy

Freedom Strategy (private pension provision)
Modern Value 80 (private pension provision)

Special Features

For customers residing in Germany: tax deduction, loss offset pot

Advantages of Liechtenstein as a financial center; earnings statement according to applicable tax law (DE, AT, CH)

Security of the Swiss financial center; tax advantages for retirement planning

Which Custodian Bank is Right for You?

We would be pleased to advise you in a personal consultation.