Caisse d’Epargne Côte d’Azur

Activities

Caisse d’Epargne Côte d’Azur positions itself as a bank that is Azurément Utile (or ‘Azurely Useful’) for its region, serving more than 641,000 customers – of which 164,546 are also cooperative shareholders – through 113 physical branches and a range of management centers. With over 1,500 employees, it operates in the Alpes-Maritimes, the Var, and the Principality of Monaco.

It serves a wide-ranging clientele of individual and professional customers, businesses, entities active in the social economy, institutions, and local authorities. The bank supports key sectors in its region through business centers specializing in yachting, luxury real estate, viticulture, perfumery, tourism, and healthcare, while also focusing its efforts to support its customers in their ecological transition.

The bank prioritizes high-quality service across various areas, including insurance, savings management, lending, payment solutions, wealth management, as well as ‘green’ savings & financing products. It is committed to satisfying local needs while simultaneously promoting sustainable development.

Sport & Patronage 

Caisse d’Epargne Côte d’Azur is actively committed to societal transformations and to the development of its local catchment area, in line with its regional cooperative business model.

It has invested in philanthropic initiatives for many years, supporting local projects focused on solidarity, social inclusion, sport, parasport, independence for the elderly or for people with disabilities, and sustainable development. In 2024, it devoted nearly €860,000 to philanthropy, including €113,735 for 12 solidarity projects.

The bank also sponsors several sports clubs in the region, further strengthening its support for sports participation and the emergence of new talent, and has established a new major partnership with the Toulon Rugby Club. In 2025, it is supporting three elite athletes through the Performance Pact: Elodie Lorandi (para swimming), Fabien Lamirault (para table tennis), and Léo Bergère (triathlon).

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