Wiener Privatbank SE
Wiener Privatbank SE is an Austrian credit institution headquartered in Vienna that focuses on private banking, asset management, and capital markets activities for private clients, entrepreneurs, foundations, and institutional investors. The bank offers discretionary and advisory portfolio mandates, securities brokera…
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- Parkring 12, 1010 Vienna, Austria
- Telefone
- +43 1 53431 0
Sobre Wiener Privatbank SE
Wiener Privatbank SE is an Austrian credit institution headquartered in Vienna that focuses on private banking, asset management, and capital markets activities for private clients, entrepreneurs, foundations, and institutional investors. The bank offers discretionary and advisory portfolio mandates, securities brokerage and custody, demand and term deposits, and corporate finance services that include structuring and placing capital market instruments, with a particular emphasis on real estate-related investment solutions. It operates under a full Austrian banking license and is supervised by the Financial Market Authority (FMA) and the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB). Client assets and services are provided under Austrian banking law and MiFID II conduct rules; eligible deposits are covered by the Austrian statutory deposit guarantee up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per bank, and investor-compensation typically covers 90% of eligible investment claims up to EUR 20,000, subject to legal conditions and exclusions. The bank’s revenue model relies on fees and commissions from asset management, custody, and trading/placement activities, which can be sensitive to market conditions. Pricing generally combines asset-based management fees, custody charges, and transaction commissions, with mandate-specific terms and—where applicable—performance fees; minimum investment thresholds may apply during onboarding alongside standard KYC/AML checks. Distribution is concentrated in Austria, with a primary presence in Vienna; service delivery centers on relationship-based advisory, complemented by standard online access for account and portfolio information. As a specialized provider, the institution offers a narrower product scope and a smaller branch footprint than universal banks, and its combination of advisory, brokerage, and placement roles can create conflicts of interest that must be managed under applicable regulatory requirements.
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