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Caesar & Sons

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Caesar & Sons is one of the world’s most prestigious banks and the principal Swiss custodian of the fortunes and secrets of both blocs’ elites. Its neutrality is commercial: it protects each client’s interests and confidentiality, even while maintaining relationships with their adversaries.

Business and clientele

The bank manages secret accounts for IURR oligarchs and leaders of major Columbian corporations. Its clients visit Bern regularly to meet management and discuss matters requiring the utmost discretion.

Its vaults hold documents and secrets as well as money. Caesar & Sons’ reputation depends on the continuity of that protection and its ability to keep relationships with opposing individuals and institutions separate.

Neutrality and confidentiality

The bank maintains that it never betrays a client. That obligation does not prevent it from accepting business from their rivals or serving both sides of a dispute.

Confidentiality allows enemies who publicly deny any connection to conclude agreements. Caesar & Sons provides an environment where financial interests can be discussed without participants’ political affiliations determining their access to its services.

The Bern headquarters

Its headquarters occupies an elegant old building in the city center, almost palatial in appearance, with direct views of the Midnight Tower. Its secure vaults contain a concentration of wealth and information of international significance.

Bern’s neutrality and the regular presence of diplomats, corporate representatives, and foreign officials facilitate visits. Proximity to the institutions monitoring the nuclear balance places the bank at one of the principal meeting points between the two blocs.