Founded in 1885 in Geneva, Banque Pasche was a Swiss financial institution specialised in private wealth management. In 2013, Banque Pasche Monaco SAM was acquired by Banque Havilland S.A., an independent private bank to strengthen Banque Havilland's position in Monaco and in private banking.
In 2013, Banque pasche monaco SAM achieved the position of 23rd largest bank in Monaco with a market share of 0.01%; its total assets dropped by 95.84%.
Additionally, the bank became the 2nd profitable bank in relation to its total assets showcasing -4.74% return on assets in 2013.
Deposits up to 100,000 EUR are covered by French deposit guarantee scheme in Banque pasche monaco SAM.
Banque pasche monaco SAM was the 23rd largest bank in Monaco in terms of total assets. In 2013 its total assets were 4,47 mln EUR, providing the bank with the market share of 0.01%. In 2013 the bank's net income was -2,65 mln EUR.
Banque pasche monaco SAM participates in the deposit guarantee scheme of France which applies to all deposit accounts made by natural persons, legal entities and covers up to up to 100,000 EUR per bank per depositor. Banque pasche monaco SAM is a member of Fonds de Garantie des Dépôts et de Résolution (FGDR) and makes its contributions into it.