SWIFT Codes for banks in France - Page 4

Below are the SWIFT codes for banks in France. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. Passive participants codes are excluded from the list.

IDBankCityBranchSWIFT Code
151AMRC (ASSOCIATION DE MOYENS RETRAITE COMPLEMENTAIRE)PARISMAMEFRP1
152AMRC (ASSOCIATION DE MOYENS RETRAITE COMPLEMENTAIRE)PARISMAMEFRPP
153AMUNDIPARISAGRIFRPIPOL
154AMUNDIPARISAGRIFRPISGS
155AMUNDIPARISIDAMFRP1
156AMUNDIPARISAGRIFRPI
157AMUNDIPARISALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT PARISAGRIFRPIAIP
158AMUNDIPARISAMERICAAGRIFRPIUSA
159AMUNDIPARISAMUNDIAGRIFRPIPRG
160AMUNDIPARISAMUNDI ASSET MANAGEMENT GESTION D'ACTIFS TCHEQUESAGRIFRPIPRA
161AMUNDIPARISAMUNDI ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITEDAGRIFRPITWN
162AMUNDIPARISAMUNDI REAL ESTATEAGRIFRPIIMM
163AMUNDIPARISAMUNDI SABAMAGRIFRPISAB
164AMUNDIPARISCOLLATERALAGRIFRPICOL
165AMUNDIPARISDUBLINAGRIFRPIDUB
166AMUNDIPARISGESTION D'ACTIFSAGRIFRPITOK
167AMUNDIPARISHONG KONGAGRIFRPIHKH
168AMUNDIPARISMILANAGRIFRPIMIL
169AMUNDI ASSET MANAGEMENTPARISAANAFRP1
170AMUNDI ESRPARISCRLLFRP1
171AMUNDI FINANCEPARISSEGFFRP1
172AMUNDI PRIVATE EQUITY FUNDSPARISAPEFFRP1
173ANAXIS ASSET MANAGEMENTPARISANAGFRP1
174ANCIENNE MAISON MARCEL BAUCHE SAPARISAMMUFRP1
175ANDERA PARTNERSPARISLRIPFRP1
176ANDROS ET CIE S.A.S.BIARS-SUR-CEREADRRFR22
177ANTARIUSPARISANTUFRP1
178ANTEIS EPARGNE SAPARISANTRFRP1
179ANTENORBOULOGNE-BILLANCOURTANENFR21
180ANTIN BAIL 2PARISANTNFRP1
181APAS BATIMENT TRAVAUX PUBLICSPARISABTPFRP1
182APICAPPARISOTAMFRP1
183APICIL AGIRC ARRCOCALUIRE-ET-CUIREAGRSFR21
184APICIL ASSET MANAGEMENTPARISLGAMFRP1
185APICIL GESTIONCALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPIGFRP1
186APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPIGFR22
187APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPIGFR22APM
188APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPIGFR22APR
189APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPICIL EPARGNEAPIGFR22APE
190APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREAPICIL EPARGNE RETRAITEAPIGFR22AER
191APICIL TRANSVERSECALUIRE-ET-CUIREONE LIFE FRAPIGFR22SKL
192APICIL TRANSVERSELYONMBTPSEAPIGFR22TPS
193APICIL TRANSVERSEPARISAPIGFR22GBQ
194APICIL TRANSVERSEPARISINTEGRANCEAPIGFR22INT
195APICIL TRANSVERSESAINT-ETIENNEMUTUELLE MIELAPIGFR22MIE
196APICIL TRANSVERSEWASQUEHALMUTUELLE DU BTP DU NORDAPIGFR22TPN
197APRIL MOTOTOURSAMAUFR21
198APRRPARISSPRRFRP1
199APRRSAINT-APPOLINAIRESAPHFR21
200APTAR EUROPE HOLDING SASLOUVECIENNESAPTGFR22

Last Database Update : 26-JAN-2024

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About SWIFT Codes


SWIFT/BIC codes are used to identify specific banks and branches in international money transfers, making sure your money gets to the right place. These codes are used by banks to process international wire transfers and messages.

All SWIFT codes consist of 8 or 11 characters. An 11 digit code refers to a specific branch, while an 8 digit code (or one ending in 'XXX') refers to the bank's head office. SWIFT code registrations are handled by the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT). The term SWIFT is often used interchangeably with BIC, which stands for Bank Identifier Code.

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