Downloads and legal Information
Data protection
General terms and conditions
- General Conditions (valid from 1 October 2024)
- Standard fee schedule (valid from 1 September 2024)
- Rental agreement for a safe deposit box
- Terms and Conditions of Use for Bank Frick Digital Services
- Depositor information template
- Terms and Conditions of Use of the Mastercard Debit
- Terms and Conditions for the Staking of Tokens
Various
- Direct Client Disclosure Document
- Complaints management
- Information on deposit protection
- Cut-off times
- Standard settlement instructions and correspondent banks
- Avoidance of dormant assets
- Instructions for filing a complaint (crypto-assets)
- Form for filing a complaint (crypto-assets)
AEOI and FATCA
- AEOI Factsheet
- FATCA Factsheet
- Form for determining the ultimate beneficial owner (form C)
- Form for determining the ultimate beneficial owner (form T)
- FATCA Glossary of Terms
MiFID II
- General information
- Risks in securities trading
- Dealing with conflicts of interest
- Overview costs
- Annex
- Best execution information
- Protection for investors
MiCAR
EMIR
PSD2
- General terms and conditions governing payment services (valid from 1 October 2024)
- General terms and conditions governing payment services (valid from 1 December 2019)
- Leaflet on European Payments
PAD
- Information about the account switching service of the Payment Account Directive
- Payment Accounts Directive - Fee Information of payment account by 1 November 2024
Corporate Governance / Remuneration policy
The Corporate governance report and the remuneration policy of Bank Frick are parts of the Annual Report.
Financial data
Get to know the most important financial key figures of our bank. For more in-depth information, we invite you to delve into our semi-annual and annual reports.
Bank Frick UK Branch
Authorised and regulated by Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority. Deemed authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority. Subject to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and limited regulation by the Prudential Regulation Authority. Details of the Financial Services Contracts Regime, which allows EEA-based firms to operate in the UK for a limited period to carry on activities which are necessary for the performance of pre-existing contracts, are available on the Financial Conduct Authority’s website.