Desjardins International Service Centre
Cirque du Soleil, which has performed in over 120 cities worldwide since its creation in 1984, is only one of the many clients of the Desjardins International Service Centre that have direct access to its international network of foreign exchange dealers. Cirque du Soleil has four head offices, located in Montréal, Amsterdam, Las Vegas and Singapore, as well as an office in Tokyo.
In January 1997, Caisse centrale Desjardins set up the Desjardins International Service Centre (DISC) to help the caisses better support their members who do business on an international level. this centre offers a comprehensive range of financial intermediation services abroad.
DISC acts as a representative of the Desjardins Group for foreign banks, manages a worldwide network of correspondents and sets up cooperation agreements with financial institutions in many countries, which provides members of the Desjardins cooperative network with international access to financial services.
To date, Caisse centrale has signed cooperation agreements with the following financial institutions:
International correspondents |
|
City (Country) |
Institution |
Vienna (Austria) |
Oesterreichische Volksbanken A.G. (OEVAG) |
Athens (Greece) |
National Bank of Greece |
Brussels (Belgium) |
KBC Bank |
Copenhagen (Denmark) |
Nordea Bank |
Dublin (Ireland) |
Bank of Ireland |
Frankfurt (Germany) |
DZ Bank |
Helsinki (Finland) |
Okobank |
Hong Kong (Hong Kong) |
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd
|
Lisbon (Portugal)
|
Banco Comercial Portugues
|
London (England)
|
Cooperative Bank
|
Madrid (Spain)
|
Banco Popular Espanol
|
Melbourne (Australia)
|
Australian & New Zealand Banking Group Limited
|
Mexico (Mexico)
|
Banco Santander S.A.
|
New York (US)
|
Bank of New York
|
Oslo (Norway)
|
Den Norske Bank
|
Paris (France)
|
Natexis Banques Populaires
|
Rome (Italy)
|
Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro
|
Singapore (Singapore)
|
Development Bank of Singapore
|
Stockholm (Sweden)
|
Swedbank
|
Tokyo (Japan)
|
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
|
Utrecht (Netherlands)
|
Rabobank
|
Wellington (New Zealand)
|
Bank of New Zealand
|
Zurich (Switzerland)
|
Credit Suisse
|
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