CTBAUS33IBF - COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA

Key information for COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
  • SWIFT Code CTBAUS33IBF
  • Bank COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
  • Address NEW YORK
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Detailed information about SWIFT Code CTBAUS33IBF
SWIFT CodeCTBAUS33IBF
BankCOMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
Address
CityNEW YORK
BranchIBF
Postcode
CountryUnited States
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COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
CTBA Bank Code
US Country Code
33 Location Code
IBF Branch Code

SWIFT Code CTBAUS33IBF Breakdown

SWIFT Code
CTBAUS33IBF
Bank Code
CTBA - code assigned to COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA
Country Code
US - code belongs to United States
Location Code
33 - code represents the institution location
Code Status
3 - 3 means active code
Branch Code
IBF - code indicates this is a branch office
Head Office
CTBAUS33 - primary office of COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA, United States

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