Legal identity
Legal nameBanque Cramer & Cie SA
LEI549300PHH16L4ZYRUG95
RegulatorFINMA
Legal formLicence holder
OwnerSet out under Ownership
Ownership
Group parentNorinvest Holding SA Source ControlOrganized shareholder group of 17 natural and legal persons bound by a shareholders' agreement (largest members: Massimo Esposito, Valartis SA, Gustav Stenbolt), 88.57%; controlled by a single owner Source (31 December 2024) Holder of 10% or moreMassimo Esposito, 29.21% in Norinvest Holding SA Source (31 December 2024) Holder of 10% or moreValartis SA (subsidiary of Valartis Group SA, SIX-listed), 29.19% in Norinvest Holding SA Source (31 December 2024) Holder of 10% or moreGustav Stenbolt (indirect, via Tidesea SA and MCG Holding SA), 19.11% in Norinvest Holding SA Source (31 December 2024) Disclosed holdings of 3% or moreMB Primoris Limited 7.4% Source (31 December 2024); Davide Savoino 6.88% Source (31 December 2024) Ownership is shown as published, with its date. It describes who owns the bank; it does not, by itself, suggest any wrongdoing by the bank or its owners.
Financial strength, as reported
Credit ratingsNot yet on file
Capital ratioNot yet on file
Total assetsCHF 634.7 million (31 Dec 2024)
Shareholders' equityCHF 95.4 million (31 Dec 2024)
Client assetsCHF 3.7 billion assets under management (Banque Cramer & Cie SA) (31 Dec 2024)
Net profitCHF 6.9 million (31 Dec 2024)
Employees85 (31 Dec 2024)
These are the published figures of Norinvest Holding SA (consolidated group), which reports for this bank. Sources: Norinvest Holding Annual Report 2024; Banque Cramer corporate brochure (EN), May 2025; Banque Cramer corporate brochure (DE), May 2025.
Services published for this booking unit
Trust and fiduciary services
Family office services
Offered at this booking centreOffered by the group, not confirmed hereNot located, which does not mean unavailable
Checked on the bank's own pages, 2 November 2026.
Access and costs
Minimum relationshipNot published
US personsNot published
Fee scheduleNot published
Third party paymentsPublished Source Transfer out termsNot published
Protection of client assets
Deposit protectionAll banks with a Swiss office must be members of esisuisse: privileged deposits are protected up to CHF 100,000 per client per bank, including non-resident clients and foreign currency deposits, within a system cap.
Custody lawSwiss Banking Act art. 37d: custody assets held for clients are separated from the bankrupt bank's estate and handed over to the clients, with privileged deposits protected under arts. 37a and 37h.
Custody termsNot published
Before opening an account
- Custody agreement. The applicable legal framework is set out above. Ask for the agreement that would govern your account and check how securities are titled, whether any sub-custodian is used, and when the bank may take a lien.
- Cross-border eligibility. If a settlor, beneficiary or beneficial owner has U.S. ties, ask the named entity to confirm eligibility for your structure and which investment services it can provide.
- Transferring assets out. Ask which positions can be transferred without selling them, who approves exceptions, and how charges are calculated for each position and market.