Credit Suisse (Austria) AG

General information

Name

Credit Suisse (Austria) AG

Country

Austria

Official web-site

www.credit-suisse.com

Bank history

The Bank was founded in 1856. In 1978, it started to cooperate with The First Boston Corporation and acquired a controlling stake in the company in 1988. In 1996, Credit Suisse Holding was renamed into Credit Suisse Group. In 2005, it changed its name to Credit Suisse as a result of the merger with Credit Suisse First Boston. In 2010, Credit Suisse (International) Holding AG merged with Credit Suisse AG, and in 2012 - with Clariden Leu.

World rating

25

Country Rating

2

Founding date

1856

Account Opening Terms

Recommendations

Not required

Description of activity

Detailed

Account type

Savings

Accounts types

Personal; Corporate; Savings

Required documents

Standard set of corporate documents, copy of the passport

Transaction speed

Payments are executed on the same day

Minimum balance

400000

Limit of transfers (per month)

No restrictions

Initial founding fee

40000

Account opening nuances

Opening an account is possible without entering the country of the bank

Account opening, possibility

Calculated and perceived

Cost and nuances of account maintenance

Translation cost

The cost of transfer is low (20-37 CHF), but the bank is focused on regular investment operations of clients where there is a significant variation. Fee for transfer through Internet banking is 5 CHF; via phone or fax - 25 CHF

Enrollment fees

When the number of transactions is up to 5000 per year, there are fee incoming payments. When the number of payments is over 5000 per year - fee for crediting funds to the account is set upon agreement

Account maintenance cost

Account maintenance fee for the amount of assets up to 15 000 CHF equals to 6 CHF, for the amount in excess of 15 000 - account maintenance fee is not charged