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Banque Cantonale Du Jura SA

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Banque Cantonale Du Jura SA

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About the company

Banque Cantonale Du Jura SA is a Switzerland-based commercial bank. The Bank's core activity is the administration of private and corporate accounts, covering junior and senior savings accounts, long-term savings accounts and pensions, asset accounts and euro accounts. In addition, it offers online banking, information services, commercial loans, mortgages and a range of wealth management services. The Bank operates approximately ten branch offices located within the Jura Canton, as well as a network of automated teller machines (ATM). The Bank holds one wholly owned subsidiary, Immobestate Inv SA, as well as a stakes in Societe pour le Developpement de l'Economie Jurassienne (SDEJ), among others.

  • Revenue in CHF (TTM)80.90m
  • Net income in CHF14.04m
  • Incorporated1979
  • Employees140.00
  • Location
    Banque Cantonale Du Jura SARue de la Chaumont 10PORRENTRUY 2900SwitzerlandCHE
  • Phone+41 324651301
  • Fax+41 324651495
  • Websitehttps://www.bcj.ch/
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