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Inheritance, divorce and bankruptcy Home > Swiss bank accounts > FAQ > Before you order > Inheritance, divorce and bankruptcy How can I inherit a Swiss bank account? How can I prepare my estate? In case of divorce, what protection gives me the Swiss bank secrecy? In case of bankruptcy, is the Swiss bank secrecy always lifted?

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