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Private Banking
Access to leading private banks, matched to your profile and jurisdiction.
Through our network of more than 170 banking and financial partners, we help clients access private banks across the world's principal financial centres: Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and the United Kingdom. Private banking is built on relationships and reputation, and the right introduction matters as much as the right institution. We match each client to the banks most likely to welcome their profile, then support them through the onboarding process from first contact onwards.
What private banking covers
Private bank account access
We help you access accounts at established private banks, matched to your residency, nationality and the way your wealth is held.
Relationship introductions
We open the door to the right relationship managers and desks, so your enquiry reaches decision-makers rather than a general queue.
Onboarding & documentation support
We help you prepare and present source-of-wealth, source-of-funds and structuring documentation to the standard private banks expect.
Complex & international profiles
We work with globally mobile individuals, internationally spread families and clients whose circumstances fall outside a standard onboarding template.
Multi-jurisdiction access
We help you hold banking relationships across several financial centres, for diversification, currency reach and proximity to where you live and invest.
Profile-to-bank matching
Rather than a single introduction, we align your profile with the institutions whose appetite, minimums and specialisms genuinely fit.
Redomiciled is an introducer, not a bank. We connect you with licensed private banks and support your application; acceptance and account terms rest with each institution, follow its own due diligence, and are never guaranteed.
Who it's for
Built for these profiles.
Internationally mobile principals
Entrepreneurs and executives who live, earn and invest across more than one country, and whose banking needs to travel with them rather than anchor to a single jurisdiction.
International & multi-generational families
Families whose members, assets and residences are spread across borders, and who want coordinated private banking relationships that hold together across generations.
Founders after a liquidity event
Business owners who have recently realised significant wealth through a sale, exit or distribution, and now seek private banking relationships equipped to understand its source and its scale.
Why it matters
Access is the whole game.
Private banking is gatekept by design. The best institutions accept clients largely by introduction, apply high minimums and expect a level of documentation that is difficult to navigate alone. For internationally mobile clients, a strong profile is often turned away simply because it reaches the wrong desk or arrives without the right context. Our network turns a cold approach into a warm one: we know which banks are receptive to which profiles, how each expects to be approached, and how to present your circumstances so they are understood. That access is the difference between a closed door and a considered welcome.
What you'll typically need
Preparation that earns a fair hearing.
Proof of identity & residence
As general guidance rather than legal advice, private banks typically expect current identification and recent evidence of residential address, often certified, for each individual connected to the relationship.
Source of wealth & source of funds
You should generally be prepared to document how your wealth was built and where the funds you intend to bank originate, supported by records such as sale agreements, dividend or employment history, or investment statements.
Structure & ownership documents
Where an account is held through a company, trust or foundation, institutions typically ask for the formation and ownership papers that show who ultimately controls and benefits from the structure.
General guidance on documentation, not legal, tax or financial advice; each institution sets its own requirements.
Questions
Private Banking, in detail.
Which private banks will you introduce me to?
We help clients access established private banks across the principal financial centres: Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, the UAE and the United Kingdom. We do not publish institution names, however. The right introduction depends entirely on your profile, residency and how your wealth is held. Once we understand your situation, we set out the kinds of institution most likely to welcome you and explain why, then make each introduction individually. Acceptance always rests with each bank, subject to its own due diligence, and is never guaranteed.
Is there a minimum needed to establish a private banking relationship?
Private banks each set their own minimums, and these vary considerably by institution, jurisdiction and the type of relationship, so there is no single figure that applies. Part of our role is to align you with institutions whose thresholds and appetite genuinely fit your profile, rather than approach those that don't, and we are candid early about where you are likely to be well received. Any threshold, like acceptance itself, remains a matter for each bank and is never something we can guarantee.
How long does it take to onboard a private banking relationship?
Timelines vary with the complexity of your profile, how ready your documentation is and each institution's own due-diligence process, so they can range from a few weeks to considerably longer. Preparing and presenting your case properly is how we help avoid unnecessary delay. Both the pace and the outcome, however, rest with each institution, and neither is something we can guarantee.