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Bordier & Cie operates through separate legal entities, each authorised in its own jurisdiction and supervised by that jurisdiction’s regulator. Client documentation follows the entity rather than the group. The account terms, the forms, the statements and the reporting a client receives are issued by the entity that holds the relationship, and they are not identical from one entity to the next. The entity is named on the client’s own account documentation. That name decides which of the pages below applies.

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The three entities covered here

The full list, with registration numbers, is on Regulatory and identifiers, and the cities each entity operates in are on Offices and network.

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How a client obtains a document

Two routes, and neither runs through this site. The client banker. Account opening documentation, an entity’s general conditions, mandate documentation and anything specific to a client’s own account come from the relationship manager who holds the relationship. They are the source of record, and they state the current requirement before anything is signed. The secure client platform. Each banking entity operates a platform through which a client sees portfolios and positions and obtains statements and banking documents. Access credentials are issued by the relationship manager.

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What this site does not carry

This is a public reference layer. It carries no account forms, no general conditions, no login guides, and nothing specific to a client’s own account. What a client needs in order to open an account, and which services they are eligible for, differs by entity and by client, and is stated by the banker rather than inferred from a public page.
  • Switzerland, for clients of Bordier & Cie SCmA.
  • Singapore, for clients of Bordier & Cie (Singapore) Ltd.
  • Entity record, the canonical names, structure and footprint.
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 group presentation, English, 2026, and the published regulatory information carried in each entity’s client documents.