- CEO
- Thomas Koller
- Full Time Employees
- 869
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Regional banks
- Address
- Bankplatz 1 Weinfelden TH Switzerland 8570
- IPO Date
- Apr 7, 2014
- Business
- Thurgauer Kantonalbank (TKBP.SW), founded in 1871 and headquartered in Weinfelden, Switzerland, operates as the leading universal cantonal bank serving the canton of Thurgau and neighboring regions in eastern Switzerland; it ranks as the 22nd largest bank and 10th largest cantonal bank in the country, with 28 branches and over 70 ATMs, providing comprehensive retail, private, corporate, and public sector banking products and services to approximately 180,000 customers including private individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises, companies, and public corporations. Core offerings encompass current and savings accounts, service packages such as the TKB Premium bundle featuring unlimited private and foreign currency accounts, up to two savings and investment savings accounts, debit and credit cards including Debit Mastercard and prepaid cards, mortgages and consumer credits, group life insurance, pension plans, time deposits, investment funds, leasing, trade finance, payment transactions, foreign exchange, online and mobile banking via the OLIVIA digital platform supporting standard transactions, securities management, and cryptocurrency trading and custody; corporate banking includes financing, investment and retirement planning, and consulting services. The bank maintains full state guarantee on liabilities from the canton of Thurgau, which holds a significant stake following its 2014 initial public offering on the SIX Swiss Exchange that raised CHF 185 million; in April 2024, Thurgauer Kantonalbank acquired the Valuu mortgage brokerage platform from Credit Exchange AG, integrating it into its Brokermarket system to expand broker mortgage services with 120 brokers and 24 lenders while becoming a minority shareholder and additional mortgage lender for CredEx; more recently in September 2025, it launched Switzerland's first joint ATM operation with Swiss Post in Güttingen, enhancing accessibility; the bank received an AA credit rating in January 2025 and reported strong growth in its 2024 financial results with consistent profitability into 2025.