State Street Bank International GmbH, München, Zweigniederlassung Zürich

State Street Bank International GmbH, München, Zweigniederlassung Zürich operates as the Swiss branch of the German banking entity within the State Street group, focusing on institutional custody and securities services rather than retail banking. The branch typically serves asset managers, pension funds, insurers, banks, and other professional counterparties, offering global custody, asset servicing, fund administration and accounting, transfer agency support, cash and FX services, and access to securities lending and collateral services through group affiliates. Operations and controls follow group standards while Swiss branch activities are subject to Swiss banking and supervisory requirements; the branch is supervised by FINMA for its Swiss operations, and the head office is regulated in Germany by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank. Eligible deposits at branches of foreign banks in Switzerland fall under the Swiss depositor protection scheme (with exclusions and limits defined in law), though the client base is predominantly institutional. Onboarding, KYC/AML, and sanctions screening are stringent, and data handling is shaped by Swiss data protection law with cross-border processing governed by applicable regulations. Pricing, service levels, and reporting are set by contract and are not publicly posted, and branch-level financials are generally not published separately; risk, capital, and liquidity disclosures are available at the head-office and group level. The branch does not provide consumer products such as everyday payment accounts, cards, or mortgages, and access to its platforms and services is restricted to professional clients with negotiated mandates.