Bankhaus Gebr. Martin Aktiengesellschaft

Bankhaus Gebr. Martin Aktiengesellschaft is a German private bank headquartered in Göppingen that operates under a traditional private-banking model with a focus on securities services. The institution offers current and clearing accounts, payments within SEPA, securities custody (Depot) with processing of corporate actions, and order execution on German and international markets; portfolio advisory or discretionary asset management may be available depending on client profile and mandate. Access is primarily via branch and relationship management, with remote servicing by phone or mail; it does not operate as a low-cost, app-centric broker. Pricing follows a tariff schedule typical of full-service private banks, with custody fees and per-order commissions and the possibility of individually agreed terms for larger relationships; minimum portfolio sizes can apply. Bankhaus Gebr. Martin is licensed and supervised by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. Eligible deposits are protected by the German statutory deposit guarantee (up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank under EU rules), while securities held in custody are segregated under German law. Financial statements are prepared under German HGB and filed in the Bundesanzeiger, where capital and risk disclosures can be reviewed. The bank’s product breadth and digital features are narrower than those of nationwide retail banks and discount brokers, reflecting its focus on individualized securities and custody services for private and selected corporate or institutional clients.