Swiss private bank Piguet Galland is stepping forward with its digital transformation, in partnership with ELCA, a Swiss technology provider, and FNZ, a specialist in wealth management technology.

Switzerland-based Piguet Galland has launched a new e-banking platform, designed to redefine the banking experience for its clients.

The initiative brings together the expertise of Piguet Galland, ELCA, and FNZ to deliver a mobile application that is aligned with the expectations of a connected clientele. By embracing this digital shift, Piguet Galland said it is reaffirming its commitment to offering modern, high-performance solutions that are user-friendly.

Designed to integrate into users' daily lives, the digital platform has a “mobile-first” approach to design and ergonomics, the bank said in a statement. It centralises key information, enabling a clear and simplified view of assets, their allocation, and account performance. Each client benefits from an enriched experience, with content tailored to clients' specific needs.

From a technological standpoint, the platform is built on a modern, agile cloud-based architecture. It is designed to evolve in response to client feedback, support the growing volume of digital interactions, and easily integrate innovative fintech solutions.

In a banking environment that is evolving, data protection is a top priority. The new application incorporates cybersecurity technologies to ensure optimal confidentiality in a digital experience.

The project marks a milestone for Piguet Galland which, alongside its technology partners, aims to keep exploring new digital opportunities.

Piguet Galland, a private bank based in French-speaking Switzerland, is owned by Banque Cantonale Vaudoise. it has offices in Geneva, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Lausanne, Neuchâtel, Nyon and Yverdon-les-Bains.