Credit Suisse plans to offer its clients safe storage for digital data from the end of the month . The push comes as Switzerland – neutral, politically stable, not part of the European Union or common currency, and with secrecy entrenched from its role as a money haven – attempts to position itself as a privacy center for data, as opposed to for funds. The move comes as Zurich attempts to re-position itself as a privacy centre for data rather than funds. As demand for the safe storage of digital data has increased, several other banks, including Credit Suisse subsidiary Neue Aargauer Bank , Zuercher Kantonalbank and St Galler , have already begun offering data storage as a service to their customers.
Credit Suisse plans to offer its clients safe storage for digital data from the end of the month . The move comes as Zurich attempts to re-position itself as a privacy centre for data rather than funds. As demand for the safe storage of digital data has increased, several other banks, including Credit Suisse subsidiary Neue Aargauer Bank , Zuercher Kantonalbank and St Galler , have already begun offering data storage as a service to their customers.