Banks in the
Canton of Bern

Raiffeisenbank Frutigland Genossenschaft

Since 1932 · 21–50 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Frutigland Genossenschaft is a regional bank that advises private and business customers on housing, investing, retirement planning and entrepreneurship. It also offers services for accounts, cards, payments, financing and digital banking.

Raiffeisenbank Thunersee-Kiesental Genossenschaft

Since 1932 · 101–500 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Thunersee-Kiesental Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business clients, including accounts, cards, payments, financing, mortgages, investments and retirement planning. As a cooperative bank, it also offers personal advice and operates several local branches.

Raiffeisenbank Steffisburg Genossenschaft

Since 1932 · 21–50 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Steffisburg Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business customers, including accounts, cards, payments, investments, pensions and financing. Its offering also includes mortgages, business banking, foreign exchange services, as well as information on branches, ATMs and membership.

Banque Raiffeisen Grand Chasseral société coopérative

Since 1938 · 51–100 empl.

Banque Raiffeisen Grand Chasseral société coopérative is a Raiffeisen bank that provides banking services for private and business customers. Its services include accounts and payments, financing, mortgages, investments, and digital banking.

Spar- und Leihkasse Frutigen AG

Since 1940 · 51–100 empl.

Spar- und Leihkasse Frutigen AG is a regional bank offering retail and corporate banking services such as accounts and cards, mortgages and loans, savings and investment products, and pension planning.

Raiffeisenbank Seeland Genossenschaft

Since 1955 · 101–500 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Seeland Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business customers. Its offerings include accounts and cards, payments, financing, mortgages, investments, pensions, and digital banking services.

Raiffeisenbank Region Haslital-Brienz Genossenschaft

Since 1956 · 21–50 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Region Haslital-Brienz Genossenschaft is a regional bank that provides services for private and business clients, including accounts, cards, payments, investments, pensions, financing and mortgages. It is organized as a cooperative bank with local branches and also offers membership benefits and digital banking services.

Entris Banking AG

Since 1964 · 21–50 empl.

Entris Banking AG is a service provider for smaller and medium-sized financial institutions, offering a wide range of financial services. The company's core activities include: * Creating and managing banking products * Risk and regulatory management * Operating ATMs and giro organizations * Trading and treasury services * Pension management and services * Payment services The company positions itself as an indispensable service provider for smaller and medium-sized financial institutions, supporting them in optimizing their business processes and securing their market access.

Raiffeisenbank Grauholz Genossenschaft

Since 1970 · 51–100 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Grauholz Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business customers, including accounts, cards, payments, investing and financing. Its activities cover everyday banking, mortgages, corporate financing and digital banking solutions.

Raiffeisenbank Emmental Genossenschaft

Since 1977 · 51–100 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Emmental Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business customers, including accounts, cards, payments, financing, investments and foreign exchange transactions. The website also presents mortgage, pension, e-banking and local branch information.

Privatbank Von Graffenried AG

Since 1979 · 101–500 empl.

The core activity of the Von Graffenried Group is the provision of services in the areas of private banking, real estate, trust, law and family office. The company offers, among other things, client consulting, asset management, real estate acquisition and management, trust services as well as legal consulting.

Raiffeisenbank Worblen-Emmental Genossenschaft

Since 1980 · 51–100 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Worblen-Emmental Genossenschaft is a cooperative bank that provides banking services to private and business customers. Its offerings include accounts, cards, payments, financing, investments, pension planning, and digital business banking.

Raiffeisenbank Gürbe Genossenschaft

Since 1985 · 21–50 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Gürbe Genossenschaft offers retail and corporate banking services, including accounts and payment services, mortgages and loans, investment and pension products, and e-banking.

Bank EEK AG

Since 1995 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of Bank EEK AG is the provision of comprehensive financial services, particularly for private individuals, self-employed individuals and SMEs in the middle to upper income and asset range. This includes, among other things: financing (e.g. mortgages, loans), investment (e.g. asset management, investment advice), savings (e.g. savings accounts, fixed-term deposits), pension planning (e.g. pension account, freedom of movement account), payment transactions (e.g. accounts, cards, transfers) and real estate investments (through the subsidiary EEK Immobilien AG). The bank aims to establish long-term and sustainable customer relationships and focuses on the needs of its customers in the regional market.

Valiant Bank AG

Since 1997 · 500+ empl.

Valiant Bank AG is a Swiss bank for private customers, SMEs and self-employed clients. Its services include accounts and cards, payments, financing, mortgages, investing, pension planning and digital banking.

Clientis AG

Since 2002 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of Clientis AG is the provision of banking services and outsourcing solutions for regional banks and platform banks. This includes providing services such as back-office functions, risk management, asset and liability management, financial bank control / controlling, marketing and communication, and IT, enabling banks to focus on their core business and benefit from synergies and cost efficiency.

Swiss Bankers Prepaid Services AG

Since 2008 · 101–500 empl.

The core activity of Swiss Bankers Prepaid Services AG is the development, distribution and processing of prepaid credit cards as well as the provision of innovative solutions in cashless, globally secure payment transactions.

Zähringer Privatbank AG

Since 2014 · 21–50 empl.

The company's core activity is wealth management for Swiss private clients.

Raiffeisenbank Bern Genossenschaft

Since 2021 · 21–50 empl.

Raiffeisenbank Bern Genossenschaft is a cooperative bank focused on private and business customers. It offers accounts, payments, mortgages, financing, investments and retirement planning, along with personal advisory services.

SB Saanen Bank AG

21–50 empl.·4.5(6)

The company's core activity is the provision of banking and financial services, including: account and credit card management, payment transactions (domestic and international), e-banking and mobile banking, investment and pension advice, financing and lending. The company offers these services to both private and corporate clients.

Berner Kantonalbank AG

Since 1991 · 500+ empl.·3.3(22)

Berner Kantonalbank AG is a bank providing retail, corporate and private banking services as well as asset management. Its offerings include accounts and cards, mortgages and loans, investment products and pension solutions, plus e-banking, wealth management and advisory services.

AEK BANK 1826 Genossenschaft

51–100 empl.·3.5(50)

AEK BANK 1826 Genossenschaft provides banking services for private and business customers, including accounts, cards, mortgages and financing, investment solutions and retirement products (pillar 3a), as well as e-banking.

Bank SLM AG

21–50 empl.·4.3(3)

The company's core activity is the provision of banking services, including: account management and payment transactions, savings and investments, mortgages and loans, investment advice and asset management, and digital banking services such as e-banking, mobile banking and mobile payments. The company offers these services to both private and business customers, focusing on the needs of customers in their region.

Bank Oberaargau AG

51–100 empl.

The company's core activity is the provision of banking services, including loans, mortgages, accounts, cards, e-banking and mobile banking, as well as investment and pension solutions for private and corporate clients.

Bernerland Bank AG

101–500 empl.

Bernerland Bank AG is a regional bank providing personal financial advice and banking services to private clients and small and medium-sized enterprises. Its services include payments, accounts and cards, savings and investment products, mortgages and pension solutions, as well as digital banking (e‑banking, mobile banking, TWINT).

DC Bank AG

21–50 empl.

The company's core activity is the provision of banking services, including: investment and asset management, financing solutions (e.g. mortgages, real estate investments), pension solutions (e.g. retirement planning, pension planning), savings accounts and pension funds, and advisory and portfolio management services for private, commercial and institutional clients. The company positions itself as a customer-centric bank that builds long-term relationships and offers sustainable solutions.

Caisse d'Epargne Courtelary SA

21–50 empl.

Caisse d'Epargne Courtelary SA is a bank providing retail and SME banking services including accounts, payment cards, loans and mortgages, savings and investment products, and pension solutions. It also offers digital banking (e-banking and mobile banking) and branch-based customer services.

Ersparniskasse Rüeggisberg Genossenschaft

21–50 empl.

The core activity of EKR 1835 is the provision of banking services, including: investment advice and investment opportunities (e.g. savings bonds, fixed-term deposits, investment funds); pension advice and pension accounts (e.g. 3rd pillar, 2nd pillar, vested benefits account); financing advice and financing options (e.g. mortgage, construction loan, business loan); payment transactions and e-banking services (e.g. e-bill, mobile app, Apple Pay, Google Pay); safe deposit boxes and rental deposits. The company positions itself as a traditional, independent and solid regional bank, focusing on the needs of its customers in the region.

Bank Julius Bär & Co. AG

Since 2003 · 11–20 empl.

Bank J. Safra Sarasin AG

Since 2009 · 1–10 empl.

Bank Vontobel AG

Since 2010 · 1–10 empl.

Privatbank Von Graffenried AG, Zweigniederlassung Biel/Bienne

Since 2015 · 1–10 empl.