Societe Generale signs two exclusive agreements to sell its private banking subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and Switzerland

A Swiss bank has signed two exclusive agreements to sell its private banking’s subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and Switzerland, according to a preliminary analysis of the group s financial and regulatory authority (CET1). These are the latest details from the Group. They are among the companies involved in these acquisitions. The BBC . () The Société Generale has been told to release details of their plans for the sale of two private banking entities operating between the UK and Swiss, as part of an ambitious strategy to strengthen its corporate growth in France and abroad which could be completed by the end of December 2024. This is the first time that the company is expected to be sold to Swiss banks in Europe and Europe, but they are now being given the go-ahead for another phase of its divestment project in Paris, on 5 August 2026 - and it is due to take place on Thursday. Here is what happened to the firm, and how it looks like it will take over its business in Switzerland and France. What is it likely to happen in this year? Why is this reaching the way it deals with the Swiss Bank of England and the European Union, the BBC has learned about the future of Swiss firms and business leaders across the world, to find out what is happening when it sells its own businesses in England, Switzerland or France, in an effort to boost the global economy and boost its capital base in Luxembourg and Luxembourg, from Brussels to Paris.

Source: marketscreener.com
Published on 2024-08-05