Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

can someone recommend any AUS banks that have US branches, or any US banks
with branches in AUS?

many thanks!

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

Citibank is in Australia and I believe Bank of America is in Sydney

Julie
"4000 psi" wrote in message
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can someone recommend any AUS banks that have US branches, or any US banks
with branches in AUS?

many thanks!

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

Julie wrote:

Citibank is in Australia and I believe Bank of America is in Sydney

True - but I hope the OP isn't thinking that an account in a US Citibank
account will be the same as having one in Australia.

A bank worth considering, and I don't know how big they are in the US
nor how low they can get the barriers between countries, is HSBC - it
prides itself on having the best international banking system, but I
have never had enough money to put it to the test.

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

any sightings of Charles Schwab in OZ?

"alfred" wrote in message
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Julie wrote:

Citibank is in Australia and I believe Bank of America is in Sydney

True - but I hope the OP isn't thinking that an account in a US Citibank
account will be the same as having one in Australia.

A bank worth considering, and I don't know how big they are in the US
nor how low they can get the barriers between countries, is HSBC - it
prides itself on having the best international banking system, but I
have never had enough money to put it to the test.

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 23:23:23 -0700, "4000 psi"
wrote:

any sightings of Charles Schwab in OZ?


I did see them for a minute or so here in the CBD in Sydney, but not
any longer.

You did not say why you need banks with offices in each country. I
know that Chase Manhatten opened in Australia, and found that they
were not able to operate as a 'branch' of the USA, as Australian
banking regulations are totally different to USA.

That said, every bank here in Australia will write drafts that can be
deposited in USA banks, I am sure most large USA banks can do the same
for Australian funds.

Tom

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

In Sydney there is the Bank of China (funnily enough in Chinatown),
and Arab Bank in Bankstown. As posted elsewhere you're best off with
HSBC - they're very flexible and geared towards travellers and
ex-pats.

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 14:26:22 +1000, "Julie"
wrote:

Citibank is in Australia and I believe Bank of America is in Sydney

Julie
"4000 psi" wrote in message
news:xaT7b.15886$QT5.13312@fed1read02...
can someone recommend any AUS banks that have US branches, or any US banks
with branches in AUS?

many thanks!

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

do you have a web link for this magical institution?

"John" wrote in message
...

In Sydney there is the Bank of China (funnily enough in Chinatown),
and Arab Bank in Bankstown. As posted elsewhere you're best off with
HSBC - they're very flexible and geared towards travellers and
ex-pats.

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 14:26:22 +1000, "Julie"
wrote:

Citibank is in Australia and I believe Bank of America is in Sydney

Julie
"4000 psi" wrote in message
news:xaT7b.15886$QT5.13312@fed1read02...
can someone recommend any AUS banks that have US branches, or any US
banks
with branches in AUS?

many thanks!

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 09:45:59 -0700, "4000 psi"
wrote:

do you have a web link for this magical institution?

strangely enough it is: http://www.hsbc.com.au/

Tom

Aus. bank(s) in US?
 

thanks! thats what i was afraid of :))

"Tom Hatfield" wrote in message
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 09:45:59 -0700, "4000 psi"
wrote:

do you have a web link for this magical institution?

strangely enough it is: http://www.hsbc.com.au/

Tom