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Speaking of reliability again. This time from the viewpoint of ‘geographical continuity’.
‘Moving house once is like having it on fire twice’, as the old saying goes, referring to domestic troubles associated with the removal of property. What it does not mention is the reputational losses of moving house…
What do you say about a bank that did not moved office for 300 years? That is Coutts Bank, founded in 1692 and for long known as ‘Bankers of 59 Strand’.
Another question from the category of Interesting Facts: Did the Russian President attend the opening of the new Sberbank office? Because Elizabeth II did attend the Coutts Headquarters opening ceremony in 1978. Maybe it is because her great-great-great-great-great-grandfather George III kept there his savings?
But so much for the past. Coutts Bank of today is owned by one of the England’s (and world’s) largest banking groups – Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which, increasing its international presence, acquired Swiss bank Von Ernst in 2002.
Thus, the demanding client can use the bank’s services via its branches in Zurich (Coutts Bank von Ernst) and London (RBS Coutts). You already know the address of the latter. And we learnt this in 1996.
В конце 2015 года Coutts Bank был куплен UBP Банком
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