id,product_id,feature_key,feature_value,note,source_page
bonhote:classic:pf:atom_274_21st,bonhote:classic,pricing_condition,Atom #274 21st instance — Neuchâtel-anchored CH UHNW classical,Bonhôte is the 21st instance of the CH UHNW classical tailored cohort (atom #274). Founded 1815 in Neuchâtel; remains one of only two atom #274 banks with Romandie-non-Geneva HQ (Piguet Galland in Yverdon is the other). Independent partnership ownership; no public fee schedule confirmed via WebFetch of bonhote.ch.,
bonhote:classic:pf:atom_290_romandie_non_geneva,bonhote:classic,pricing_condition,Atom #290 — Romandie-non-Geneva private-banking cohort,"Within atom #274 the geographic distribution skews heavily Geneva (~10 banks) and Zürich/Basel (~10 banks). Romandie-non-Geneva is sparse: only Piguet Galland (Yverdon) and Bonhôte (Neuchâtel) have HQ outside Geneva but inside Romandie. Hypothesis: cantonal-bank-heavy cantons (NE has BCN, VD has BCV) crowd out general private-bank presence except for specialty niches — Bonhôte's ESG positioning and Piguet Galland's B Corp + cantonal-bank ownership are exactly these niches.",
bonhote:classic:pf:founded_1815,bonhote:classic,pricing_condition,Founded 1815 — 210-year history,"Banque Bonhôte & Cie SA founded 1815 in Neuchâtel. Mission Statement quote: ""Since its founding in 1815, Bonhôte's constant calling has been to offer exemplary service to clients and an auspicious working environment for its staff."" Continuous family/partnership ownership. Among the top-10 oldest CH private banks still operating.",
bonhote:classic:pf:four_profile_allocations,bonhote:classic,pricing_condition,Four standard investment profiles — fixed allocation bands,"Bonhôte publishes asset-allocation bands for the four mandate profiles: Defensive (cash 0-30%, bonds 30-50%, equities 15-35%, real estate 0-10%, precious metals 0-6%), Balanced, Growth, Equities (cash 0-10%, bonds 0%, equities 85-100%, no real estate, no precious metals). This level of allocation transparency is unusual within atom #274 — most tailored banks describe profiles in prose only.",