Credit Suisse is targeting the wealthy private clients in Germany
(Keystone Archive)
The Credit Suisse bank in Zurich said on Thursday it would extend its services to affluent private clients in Germany to help them invest, expand and structure their assets.
Clients will have a number of ways to contact the bank. They can speak to a personal adviser, go into an investment centre or sales office, or visit the financial portal online, the bank said.
Germany is the second market, after Italy, in which this offer is being launched.
In Italy, two years after starting operations, Credit Suisse advises around 20,000 clients in the income bracket which is being targeted in Germany, and has over €3 billion (SFr4.56 billion) in assets under management.
Services range from investment products to insurance solutions and improvement of credit or tax position.
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