Monte Carlo, Monaco -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/13/2017 -- Gerard Cohen has been based in Monaco for the past 28 years, and has 40 years of experience and expertise, making him one of the most successful private and commercial finance CEOs in the banking world.

Not only is Gerard Cohen one of the most successful bankers in the world, he is the founder of the International School of Monaco. Cohen founded the International School of Monaco, a primary and post-primary school offering bilingual education in 1994. He has remained involved in the school since its foundation, and is currently Chairman of the Board of Trustees.

The International School of Monaco has academic excellence, with its students achieving amazing results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma each year. The school has a 100% pass rate for the exams, and over one third of the students who take the IB Diploma get 39 points or more.

Following the exams, the graduates of the International School of Monaco have gone on to the best universities in the world, including Brown University, the London School of Economics, King's College London, the University of Edinburgh, St Andrews and many more.

Cohen has dedicated his career to perfecting his skills, building and running a bank of 250 staff in Monaco that has record-breaking profits. He is so well regarded that HSBC Monaco is the bank of choice for some of the wealthiest residents of Monaco.

Before settling in Monaco, Cohen received training from Edmond Safra, legendary private banker in Geneva. Following his stint with Safra, in 1985 Cohen moved to the Republic National Bank of New York in Luxembourg.

Three years after his arrival with the Republic National Bank of New York, Cohen had been promoted to Managing Director of the Luxembourg branch of Republic National Bank of New York. In 1999, his career with HSBC began, and Cohen worked his way to building and running the most successful bank in Monaco, the HSBC Private Bank.

Along with being Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the International School of Monaco, Gerard Cohen is a board member of the Princess Grace Foundation of New York. Previously, he has been a board member of the International Council of the New York Guggenheim Museum, and the Tate Modern in London.

Cohen's drive, expertise and dynamic vision have led him to become one of the most well-known and successful private bankers. In November 2008, his service to the financial world was recognised by HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco when he presented Cohen with the "Chevalier de l'Ordre de Saint-Charles".

Gerard Cohen has been based in Monaco since 1988, and it is there he has made a highly successful and profitable career in the private banking sector. He has been working at the top management level since 1991.

Gerard Cohen is a keen advocate of the arts, and is Corporate Director of the Grimaldi Forum. The Grimaldi Forum is dedicated to improving Monaco's business tourism, hosting international conferences and events.

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An experienced and successful CEO and Private Banker. Based in Monaco for the past 29 years after beginning his career in Geneva and Luxembourg.

Monte Carlo, Monaco -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/12/2017 -- With close to 40 years of experience in the private banking sector, Gerard Cohen expertise in private and commercial finance has led him to be one of the most successful CEO's of the banking world. Based in Monaco for 28 years, Cohen has dedicated his professional career to honing his skills within the sector, and has led him to build and run a bank in Monaco with record-breaking profits. With over 250 people working in HSBC Monaco, and some of the wealthiest residents of Monaco choosing to bank with them.

Having trained with Edmond Safra, the legendary private Banker in Geneva. Cohen then moved from Safra Luxembourg to the Republic National Bank of New York. This was in 1985, and within three years, Gerard Cohen had been promoted to the position of Managing Director of the Republic National Bank of New York, Luxembourg branch. His career with HSBC began in 1999. From there, Cohen worked his way up to build and run the most successful bank in Monaco, the HSBC Private Bank.

In 1994, Cohen founded the International School of Monaco, which is a primary and post-primary school offering bilingual education. To this day, he still holds a position with the school, as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. A keen advocate of culture and art, Gerard Cohen is a board member of the Princess Grace Foundation of New York, having previously been a member of the International Council of both the New York Guggenheim Museum, and the Tate Modern in London.

Now, Cohen's expertise, drive and dynamic vision have led him to become one of the most well-known and successful private bankers. Not only that, but in November 2008, he was presented with the prestigious honour "Chevalier de l'Ordre de Saint-Charles" by HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco.

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Ge?rard Cohen - An experienced and successful CEO and Private Banker in Monaco

Gerard Cohen's reputation precedes him. With close to 40 years of experience in the private banking sector, his expertise in private and commercial finance has led him to be one of the most successful CEO's of the banking world.

Based in Monaco for 28 years, Cohen has dedicated his professional career to honing his skills within the sector, and has led him to build and run a bank in Monaco with record-breaking profits. With over 250 people working in HSBC Monaco, and some of the wealthiest residents of Monaco choosing to bank with them, Gerard Cohen's success did not come easily.

After having passing his thesis at the University of Geneva in 1978, Cohen has since been working in the finance sector. Between 1978 and 1984,Cohen worked as the Relationship Manager for International Clients with the Trade Development Bank in Geneva. It was after this job that he began to focus his career on private banking.

In 1984, he moved to the Banque de Depots in Geneva to become Private Banking Director, before relocating to Luxembourg in 1985 to work with Safra. While in Luxembourg, under Safra's guidance, Cohen worked as Head of Private Banking for Banque J. Safra. where he began to work his way to the top.

In 1988, Gerard Cohen made the move to Monaco, where he has been based ever since. Since 1991, he has worked at top level management. In 1999 he became Chief Executive Officer of HSBC Private Bank in Monaco.

In 1994, Cohen founded the International School of Monaco, which is a primary and post-primary school offering bilingual education. To this day, he still holds a position with the school, as Chairman of the Board of Trustees.

Cohen is also Corporate Director of the Grimaldi Forum, and a member of various non-profit and non-governmental organisations. The Grimaldi Forum aims to improve Monaco's business tourism, hosting conferences and events.

A keen advocate of culture and art, Gerard Cohen is a board member of the Princess Grace Foundation of New York, having previously been a member of the International Council of both the New York Guggenheim Museum, and the Tate Modern in London. Cohen also holds a position on the board of the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin, which focuses on the promotion, preservation and exhibition of the photographic works of Helmut and June Newton.

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