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Before you visit your bank to open a corporate account and before you even start gathering the documents you will need to open the account you should consider some very general but vital points that will affect your choice of bank:Where are your most important clients located? This is an important, but often overlooked point. Some large companies will not do business with you unless your company has a bank account in a certain jurisdiction. Often big customers want you to hold a business account in the same jurisdiction where they are located. Check this out before you approach a bank to open a new business account.
Before you visit your bank to open a corporate account and before you even start gathering the documents you will need to open the account you should consider some very general but vital points that will affect your choice of bank:Where are your most important clients located? This is an important, but often overlooked point. Some large companies will not do business with you unless your company has a bank account in a certain jurisdiction. Often big customers want you to hold a business account in the same jurisdiction where they are located. Check this out before you approach a bank to open a new business account.
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