New Office
Bordier & Cie Opens New Swiss Office

The opening adds to the private banking group's footprint across the Alpine state.
  Bordier &
  Cie, a Geneva-headquartered private bank, has opened a
  new office in Lausanne, at Avenue Mon-Repos 22. 
  
  Cyril Saulnier (pictured below) leads the team and is assisted by
  Daniel Moret. They will manage a 12-strong team.
  “This new office will strengthen our roots in the Lake Geneva
  region, allowing us to serve our locally-based clients, whose
  drive and rigorous expectations we greatly value – while
  remaining true to our values of proximity, unwavering
  independence and excellence,” Grégoire Bordier, senior managing
  partner, said in a statement yesterday. 
  
  Saulnier brings extensive leadership experience to the role.
  Previously, he was a private banking key accounts VIP advisor at
  Banque Cantonale Vaudoise, an executive director and team leader
  for Suisse Romande at Vontobel, and head of the Geneva branch for
  Notenstein La Roche Banque Privée. Saulner was also active as a
  senior manager at Wegelin. Prior to that he was section leader
  for key clients at BCV, after beginning his career at Union Bank
  of Switzerland as an RM for a Middle East client book. 
  
  A graduate in politics from the University of Lausanne, Saulnier
  holds an MBA with a focus on project management from the
  University of Geneva. His industry qualifications include AZEK
  CFPI and CWMA SAQ.
  
  Cyril Saulnier
  “At Bordier, there’s no such thing as a ‘small client’. In an
  industry moving increasingly towards standardisation, we believe
  every client’s wealth deserves meticulous attention and solutions
  tailored to their objectives, whether we are structuring an
  initial investment portfolio or securing a family estate across
  several generations,” Saulnier said. 
  
  In Switzerland, Bordier & Cie has offices in Geneva, Bern, Nyon,
  Zurich – and now Lausanne. It is also present in France,
  the UK, Singapore, the Turks and Caicos Islands and
  Uruguay.
  
  
  Lausanne