Mediterranean Bank

The Mediterranean Bank (Banque du Méditerranée) is the largest bank in Occitania.

History
The Banque du Méditerranée was founded in 1862 by Antonio Torretini and Jacques Brack, two wealthy merchants. At its founding, it was the third oldest bank in Occitania afte the Banque Ferrat (1790-1887) and the Bank of Occitania (founded in 1848). In 1917, the bank took over the ailing Banque Rothschild, to become the country's second-largest. In 1972, the Banque Populaire was merged with the Mediterranean Bank, and it became Occitania's largest.

Branches
There are also several branches in Nice and the surrounding area.
 * 162 Rue Jean IV, La Corniche
 * Place Concorde: 50 Bd. Edith-Cavell, Beaulieu (near the Edith-Cavell Station)
 * Place 1001: 1001 Avenue des Hellènes, Beaulieu
 * 77 Chemin du Roi, St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
 * 15 Avenue de la Barmassa, Villefranche-Sur-Mer
 * 400 Av. Malmaison, Villefranche-Sur-Mer