Luxembourg,
Luxembourg National Rating [10], World Rating [382].
Credit Rating :
 S&P’s: AA-;A-1+
History:
Established in 1967 as Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Banque SA. In 1977 changed its name to Compagnie Luxembourg de la Dresdner Bank AG – Dresdner Bank International. The current Banks's name exists since 1989. Ultimate parent company Allianz AG. Member of International Capital Market Association.    Â
Shareholders:
The Bank is a joint stock company, 100% owned by the Dresdner Bank AG, Frankfurt am Main Â
Types of Accounts:
Private (numbered) and corporate accounts
Opening Balance:
As agreed with the Bank officer, but not less than 10% of the minimum required deposit
Minimum Deposit:
300 000 USDÂ Â
Service Fees:
Average, typical for the banking services fees set by banks of Luxembourg. Â Â Â
Execution of Payments:
Date of valuation is the next day.
Account Management:
fax + confirmation by phone call, code word Â
Time of opening a bank account:
Two to four weeks Â
Personnel:
Russian-speaking also
Credit Cards:
All major payment systems available
Other banking products:
Asset management, global markets, global finance, foreign exchange, project and structured financing, money markets, private banking, syndicated loans and underwriting  Â
Profitability/reliability of investment products:
High    Â
Visit to the Bank:
Not required. But it is strongly recommended – to facilitate the opening of account.Â
Account Opening procedure:
Interview with the Bank officeк during his/her visit to Moscow (once a quarter) Â
Required Documents:
Copy of passport, corporate documents
Nature of Accounts:
Private and commercial banking     Â
Our Evaluation (max 10):
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