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Bordier & Cie is organised into five groups of departments, with twenty-two departments beneath them. This is the group’s departmental structure as supplied by Bordier. Read the qualifications at the end of this page before applying it to any individual office.

Client Advisory

The client-facing teams and the specialist desks they draw on.
  • Private banking teams
  • Wealth planning
  • Pension and retirement planning
  • Credit solutions
  • Independent asset managers, a specialist desk
  • Family services, a specialist service sometimes called family office services

Investment Expertise

Research, selection, management and execution.
  • Portfolio management
  • Advisory
  • Trading
  • Equity research
  • Fixed income, and fixed income research
  • Fund selection
  • Private equity
  • Asset management
The other functions are also carried out in Singapore for Asia, but they are not structured in the same way.

Banking Services

The banking operations behind an account.
  • Operations
  • Custody and cash management
  • Tax services

Governance and Control

The control functions.
  • Compliance and legal
  • Risk management

Corporate Services

The functions that run the firm itself.
  • Finance and human resources
  • Marketing and communications
  • IT and business support

What this page describes, and what it does not

This is the Geneva structure, and it should not be read as a group organisation chart. Five of these departments exist in the same form in Singapore: private banking teams, family services, portfolio management, advisory and trading. The back-office functions are not set out here in full. This page does not describe how the United Kingdom entity is organised. Bordier & Cie is not authorised as a bank in the UK. For what each entity is and what it does, see the pages below.
General information only. Not investment advice, not a solicitation and not an offer. Eligibility, services and terms differ by jurisdiction and by client. Speak to your banker about your own circumstances.
Source: Bordier & Cie departmental structure, August 2026.