What Makes a Great Private Bank? – Here’s What the CEOs Say
Hubert Keller, Senior Managing Partner, Lombard Odier Group:

Senior Managing Partner Hubert Keller. (Image: Courtesy)
The best private banks offer access to investment expertise that delivers reliable returns across all market conditions.
They have the ability to cut through the noise during volatile times and focus on what truly matters.
Long-Term Convictions
Their active investment strategies are guided by deep, long-term convictions about fundamental systemic shifts—opening up unique avenues for sustainable investment success.
Moreover, privately held banks structured as partnerships enjoy a specific advantage: the freedom to think and act long-term, without the short-term pressures of public shareholders.
Client-Centered Culture
They run their organizations responsibly and cultivate a client-centric culture that enables them to offer advice that is tailored, relevant, and future-oriented.
Finally, stability is paramount: A solid financial foundation and consistent risk management are essential—because a private bank’s interests should always be fully aligned with those of its clients.
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