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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in Basel, Switzerland, in 1899, Basler Kantonalbank offers a comprehensive suite of financial products and services to both individual and corporate clients throughout Switzerland. For private customers, the bank provides essential banking functionalities like current and savings accounts, various lending options including mortgages, and payment instruments such as debit and credit cards. It also delivers sophisticated financial planning, investment advice, wealth management, pension and retirement solutions, alongside estate planning services. Digital banking tools are available to enhance client convenience. Businesses benefit from tailored accounts, diverse loan facilities encompassing investment and real estate financing, trade finance, and capital goods leasing. BKB further extends corporate finance expertise, consulting services, investment funds, and specialized trading capabilities across foreign exchange, precious metals, securities, and interest rates. Both e-banking and mobile banking platforms support the needs of all customer segments.
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