SWIFT Codes for banks in France - Page 82

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
4051STELLANTIS BANKPOISSYGMACFR22
4052STELLANTIS BANKPOISSYGMACFR21
4053STELLANTIS FINANCIAL SERVICESPOISSYPSABFRPP
4054STELLANTIS N.V.VELIZY-VILLACOUBLAYPSAGFRP1
4055STELLANTIS N.V.VELIZY-VILLACOUBLAYPSAGFRPP
4056STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRPP
4057STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRP1IP1
4058STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRP1IPS
4059STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRP1IBE
4060STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRP1IPU
4061STET SACOURBEVOIESTTSFRP1
4062STET SACOURBEVOIEBELGIQUESTTSFRP1CEC
4063STET SACOURBEVOIELINK-CSMSTTSFRP1LNK
4064STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 1STTSFRP1DP1
4065STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 2STTSFRP1DP2
4066STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 2STTSFRP1D10
4067STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 3STTSFRP1D15
4068STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 4STTSFRP1D20
4069STET SACOURBEVOIEPDI STET 4STTSFRP1D05
4070STET SASPUTEAUXSTTSFRP2
4071STRATEGE FINANCEPARISSTFCFRP1
4072STRATEGIE FINANCIERE SARLPARISSTFAFRP1
4073STREEM HOLDING S.A.S.LEVALLOIS-PERRETERMHFRPP
4074SUCRES ET DENREES S.APARISSUCSFRP1
4075SUEZ S.A.COURBEVOIESEEZFRPP
4076SUISSE DE REASSURANCES (FRANCE)PARISSWREFRP1
4077SULLY PATRIMOINE GESTIONPARISSULYFRP1
4078SULLY PATRIMOINE GESTIONPARISCRFNFRP1
4079SULO FRANCE S.A.S.SAINT-PRIESTSUFAFR22
4080SUNNY ASSET MANAGEMENTPARISSUAGFRP1
4081SURAVENIRPUTEAUXVIPLFR21
4082SURAVENIR SOCIETE ANONYMEBRESTSURVFR21
4083SURFPANTINFCSUFRP1
4084SUSHI SHOP GROUPPARISSUSGFRPP
4085SWANMONTREUILSWNBFR22
4086SWILE PAYMENT SASMONTPELLIERSWPAFR22
4087SWILE PAYMENT SASMONTPELLIERSWYAFR22
4088SWISS LIFE ASSET MANAGERS FRANCEMARSEILLESLAMFRPP
4089SWISS LIFE ASSET MANAGERS FRANCEMARSEILLEVIVRFR21
4090SWISS LIFE ASSET MANAGERS FRANCEPARISSLAMFRPPAMB
4091SWISSLIFE ASSURANCE ET PATRIMOINEPARISSLARFRP1
4092SWISSLIFE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISPRGTFRP1
4093SWISSLIFE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISSWILFRPPOPE
4094SWISSLIFE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISSWILFRPP
4095SWISSLIFE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISBDF REFINANCEMENTSWILFRPPBDF
4096SWISSLIFE BANQUE PRIVEEPARISEF 114SWILFRPP114
4097SWISSLIFE GESTION PRIVEEPARISSWGPFRP1
4098SYCOMORE ASSET MANAGEMENT SAPARISSYAAFRP1
4099SYND NAL INDUSTRIE NUTRITION ANIMALEPARISSNIUFRP1
4100SYNDICAT DES PERSONNELS DU MINISTERE DE L'AGRICULTURE-CFDTMONTREUILSNPMFR21

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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