PRADER BANK S.P.A. (IN LINGUA TEDESCA PRADER BANK AG)
PRADER BANK S.P.A. (in lingua tedesca PRADER BANK AG) is an Italian joint-stock bank headquartered in Bolzano/Bozen in the autonomous province of South Tyrol, operating under the supervision of the Bank of Italy and CONSOB. The institution’s business model is centered on private banking and wealth management for afflue…
- SWIFT / BIC
- PRRDIT21
- Siège
- PIAZZETTA DELLA MOSTRA, 2, 39100, BOLZANO-BOZEN, Italy
- Téléphone
- +39 0471 06 77 88
À propos de PRADER BANK S.P.A. (IN LINGUA TEDESCA PRADER BANK AG)
PRADER BANK S.P.A. (in lingua tedesca PRADER BANK AG) is an Italian joint-stock bank headquartered in Bolzano/Bozen in the autonomous province of South Tyrol, operating under the supervision of the Bank of Italy and CONSOB. The institution’s business model is centered on private banking and wealth management for affluent individuals, entrepreneurs, and small to mid-sized businesses, with services that typically include investment advisory, discretionary portfolio management, securities brokerage and custody, alongside standard banking operations such as current accounts, payments, and lending secured by assets or business needs. Its footprint is regional, with service provision in both German and Italian, and an emphasis on relationship-based advisory delivered by dedicated bankers, complemented by standard remote channels for account access and reporting. Pricing follows a fee-based framework common to private banks—advisory and management fees, custody charges, and transaction costs—set contractually and varying by mandate, portfolio size, and product selection; minimum relationship sizes may apply. Client onboarding and ongoing service follow MiFID II requirements, including suitability and appropriateness assessments, cost and charges disclosures, and provision of key information documents where relevant, with conflicts of interest policies and periodic reporting part of the regulatory framework. Deposits are covered by the Italian Interbank Deposit Protection Fund up to the statutory limit per depositor and per bank (currently EUR 100,000), while investments in financial instruments are subject to market and issuer risks and are not protected by deposit insurance. As a regional private bank rather than a universal bank, its product breadth, branch coverage, and digital functionality align with its scale and target clientele, with the core offering focused on portfolio services and advisory within its operating area.
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