CAISSE D'EPARGNE ET DE PREVOYANCE GRAND EST EUROPE products, services and reviews

About CAISSE D'EPARGNE ET DE PREVOYANCE GRAND EST EUROPE

Caisse d’Epargne et de Prévoyance Grand Est Europe is a regional cooperative savings bank within Groupe BPCE, serving the Grand Est region of France (including Alsace, Lorraine, and Champagne-Ardenne) through a network of branches and ATMs alongside digital channels. As a cooperative, its capital is held via local savings societies, and it operates under the supervision of the ECB and the French ACPR, with deposits protected by the French deposit guarantee scheme (FGDR) up to statutory limits. The bank provides retail and private banking for individuals—current accounts, regulated savings (Livret A, LDDS, LEP), housing savings plans (PEL/CEL), term deposits, payment cards, overdrafts, consumer credit, home loans, and distribution of insurance and investment products—as well as services for professionals, SMEs, associations, social housing providers, and local authorities, including day-to-day banking, cash management, credit lines, real estate and equipment finance, leasing and factoring via BPCE group entities, and public-sector lending. Online and mobile banking support account management, transfers (including SEPA and, where available, instant transfers), card controls, secure messaging, and electronic signatures; strong customer authentication applies, and compatibility with major mobile wallets depends on device and card eligibility. Pricing follows typical French packaged-account and à la carte fee schedules, with incident fees subject to regulatory caps; international payments and instant transfers may incur charges. Account opening is available through branches and, for eligible profiles, remotely, subject to standard KYC and French residency requirements; non-resident access can be restricted. The entity’s risk management and market funding are integrated within Groupe BPCE; credit ratings and wholesale funding primarily reference the group rather than the regional caisse. Services and documentation are predominantly in French, and the offering is oriented to customers with ties to the Grand Est market.