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According to its official website, Milleis Banque is a credit institution governed by French law, authorised and supervised by the ACPR, with its head office at 2 Avenue Hoche, Paris; it is also authorised by the AMF as a custody account keeper. The site says the Milleis Group, a subsidiary of LCL, is made up of Milleis Banque Privée, Cholet Dupont Oudart and Cholet Dupont Asset Management and serves around 64,000 families with 13 billion euros of client assets. Through private bankers the bank offers discretionary, advisory and self-directed portfolio management, savings accounts (livrets), life insurance, investment products such as SCPI real estate funds and private equity, mortgages and consumer loans, bank cards, the Milleisnet online banking site and the Milleis mobile app; the minimum balance for the Compte sur Livret account is given as 10 euros. According to the Bank of England list, Milleis Banque is an EEA bank authorised to accept deposits in the UK under the Supervised Run Off regime; it is listed in the FCA register as "EEA Authorised" with a Paris address and is regulated by the FCA and the PRA. This information is the company's own statement.
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الفترة المراجَعة: ديسمبر 2022 – أكتوبر 2026
متوسط — مستوى الشكاوى
تلقّت 46% من المؤسسات التي لديها سجلات شكاوى عددًا أكبر من الشكاوى مقارنةً بهذه المؤسسة.
حسب الموضوع — السحب والمدفوعات: متوسط · دعم العملاء: مرتفع جدًا · الرسوم والعمولات: مرتفع جدًا · أخرى: مرتفع · حظر الحسابات وتجميدها: متوسط · القروض وبطاقات الائتمان: مرتفع · المعاملات غير المصرّح بها: مرتفع جدًا
The complaint distribution is based on the 1-star reviews on the Milleis Banque Trustpilot page (51) as of 8 October 2026; one person's reviews count once, and records about fake sites and third parties using the Milleis Banque name are left out. Across the complaints, delayed transfers and insurance or fund payouts, high private-banking fees and unanswered calls and emails stand out.