REYL & Cie SA

REYL & Cie SA is a Geneva-based private bank founded in 1973 and supervised by FINMA as a bank and securities firm; it participates in Switzerland’s esisuisse deposit insurance scheme, which protects eligible CHF-denominated deposits up to CHF 100,000 per client per bank. Since 2021 the bank has been majority-owned by Fideuram – Intesa Sanpaolo Private Banking (part of Intesa Sanpaolo Group), and the broader group operates under the REYL Intesa Sanpaolo brand while the Swiss legal entity remains REYL & Cie SA. The firm targets entrepreneurs, families, and family offices with services spanning discretionary and advisory portfolio management, custody, trading, and credit solutions (notably Lombard lending; other financing can be arranged case by case), alongside wealth and estate planning coordinated with external specialists. It also provides corporate finance advisory (M&A and capital raising for mid-market companies), fund and custody services for asset managers and institutions, and asset management capabilities that include impact strategies managed within Asteria Obviam, an affiliated manager in which the group holds a controlling interest. REYL maintains a cross-border footprint with offices in Switzerland (Geneva, Zurich, Lugano) and selected financial centers including Luxembourg, London, Singapore, and Dubai, with local activities conducted through regulated entities where applicable; a dedicated SEC-registered adviser, REYL Overseas Ltd, services certain U.S. clients under advisory-only mandates. Following the strategic transaction with Fideuram, parts of Fideuram Bank (Suisse) SA’s activities were integrated into REYL & Cie SA to consolidate the Swiss platform; ownership otherwise remains shared between the majority shareholder and REYL partners. The bank uses both in-house and third-party products; inducements and potential conflicts are handled under applicable disclosure rules. Pricing is negotiated bilaterally based on mandate size, services, and product mix; public retail fee schedules are not provided. As is typical for privately held Swiss private banks, it is generally unrated by major credit rating agencies; capital, liquidity, and risk disclosures are available in statutory and annual reports at group level. Client eligibility, onboarding, and product availability depend on residence and local regulations; services are not offered in all jurisdictions and may require high minimum account sizes. Clients should review the latest audited financial statements, terms of business, and regulatory disclosures, and confirm how custody segregation and deposit protection apply to their specific account structure.