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Manage your accounts easily, wherever you are, thanks to the new BCGE Mobile Netbanking application, which will be available soon.
Dialogue is published by the Banque Cantonale de Genève and provides an insight into the Bank's commitments and activities.
BCGE was pleased to welcome Ivan Slatkine, President of FER Geneva, and Christian Brunier, Director General of SIG, for a digital conference on the theme of energy transition. A look back in pictures.
Investing a company's surplus cash online is an option adopted by a growing number of companies in the current low interest rate environment. Choosing a safe, simple and cost-effective tool facilitates this approach for discerning entrepreneurs.
After the rebound that followed the crisis, the Swiss economy is now back on track. However, the recovery is proceeding differently depending on the sector, region and size of the company. The manufacturing sector is doing well and will generate growth of 2.7% for Geneva and 2.5% for Switzerland in 2022. The unemployment rate in Geneva is not expected to exceed 5.2% (with an average in Switzerland of 2.6%). The rise in inflation is under control and should not lead to a tightening of interest rates in Switzerland until 2023. This favourable interest rate environment, together with the evolution of demand following the pandemic crisis, offers good prospects for Geneva's residential real estate market.
If you open a BCGE Privé 12-25 account with a minimum deposit of CHF 200, you will receive a prepaid card worth CHF 50!
The Banque Cantonale de Genève (BCGE) notes with satisfaction the ruling in its favour by the Geneva Court of Appeal in the dispute with a former IT service provider.
