Ownership
Group parentEdmond de Rothschild Holding SA (family holding; owner: Ariane de Rothschild and her four daughters) Source ControlAriane de Rothschild and her four daughters; family owned Source (January 2021) Holder of 10% or moreEdmond de Rothschild Holding SA, 99.57% in Edmond de Rothschild (Suisse) S.A. Source (7 June 2019) Holder of 10% or moreAriane de Rothschild (with her four daughters) in Edmond de Rothschild Holding SA Source (January 2021) 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.
Booking entities
MonacoEdmond de Rothschild (Monaco)ACPR (banking licence and prudential supervision); CCAF (investment services); AMSF (AML/CFT) · Locally incorporated subsidiary · LEI 2138004JHFADM38LBP89Licence: Credit institution (bank) established in Monaco; FGDR member (CIB 11668) Source Financial strength, as reported
Credit ratingsNot published
Capital ratioNot published
SizeNot published
Services published across its booking centres
Family office services
Consolidated reporting
Offered at one or more booking centresOffered by the group, not confirmed at a centreNot located, which does not mean unavailable
Checked on the bank's own pages for each centre.
Access and costs
Minimum relationshipSwitzerland: Not published
Luxembourg: Not published
Monaco: Not published
US personsSwitzerland: Not published
Luxembourg: Not published
Monaco: Not published
Fee scheduleSwitzerland: Not published
Luxembourg: Published, 1 October 2025 Source Compared below
Monaco: Not published Third party paymentsSwitzerland: Not published
Luxembourg: Not published
Monaco: Not published
Transfer out termsSwitzerland: Not published
Luxembourg: Not published
Monaco: Not published
Protection of client assets
Deposit protectionSwitzerland: All 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.
Luxembourg: Luxembourg credit institutions are members of the FGDL: EUR 100,000 per depositor per institution, repaid within seven working days.
Monaco: Banks with their head office in Monaco are covered by the French FGDR: EUR 100,000 per customer per institution, seven working days.
Custody lawSwitzerland: Swiss 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.
Luxembourg: Law of 1 August 2001 on the circulation of securities: securities held on account are an intangible interest of the account holders and are claimed collectively from the liquidator, with any shortfall shared pro rata (Arts 3(1), 10(1), 10(2)). Rules on re-use were not located in the statute text read.
Monaco: Not published
Custody termsSwitzerland and Monaco: Not published
Luxembourg: Published Source Before opening an account
- Can we review the custody agreement and a full fee quotation before selecting a mandate? Switzerland
- Which investment and family-office services would the Swiss booking entity deliver itself? Switzerland
- Moving the portfolio. Ask the bank to review a sample list of your holdings and identify which it could transfer in specie. Request a written schedule of exit charges, including charges levied by any sub-custodian. Luxembourg
- A portfolio-backed credit line. If you intend to borrow against the portfolio, ask for the eligibility and haircut schedule, the margin-call timetable and the charges for holding or transferring pledged securities. Luxembourg
- International payments. The fee comparison shows a published maximum of USD 575 for a standard outgoing transfer. Ask whether intermediary charges and FX spreads are billed separately for the currencies you use. See published fees. Luxembourg
- Custody agreement. Ask for the agreement covering the account you would open. Which entity holds the securities, what law governs the account, and where would the assets be held if a sub-custodian is used? Monaco
- 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. Monaco
- 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. Monaco