Israel Discount Bank of New York also known by its registered service mark, "IDB Bank", is a full service commercial bank licensed by the State of New York and a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Our liquidity and capital ratios are strong and we are ranked by Crain's New York Business as one of the largest commercial banks in the New York area.

IDB Bank provides domestic and international, personal and commercial banking services to its U.S. and foreign clientele through its main office in Manhattan, branches in Staten Island, Brooklyn, and Short Hills, NJ, in addition to branches in Beverly Hills and Downtown Los Angeles, California; and Aventura, Florida. The Bank also maintains an International Banking Facility at its main office; and representative offices in Chile, Israel, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay. IDB Capital Corp.* is the Bank's broker-dealer, and a wholly owned subsidiary of IDB Bank.

The Bank specializes in U.S. Private Banking, International Private Banking, Middle Market Lending, Asset Based Lending, Commercial Real Estate Lending, Trademark Financing, Factoring, Trade and Finance (Import, Export and Standby Letters of Credit, Documentary Collections, Bankers' Acceptances)

IDB Bank's broad range of banking services include Personal and Business accounts, Cash Management, Checking Accounts, Money Market Savings Accounts, U.S. Dollar and Foreign Currency Time Deposits**, Credit Cards, ATM/Debit Cards (for personal accounts), Safe Deposit Boxes (New York main office only), Online Banking, Money Transfers, Lockbox Facilities, Safekeeping and Custody of Securities, Money Orders and Direct Deposit of Social Security and other recurring payments.

Through our broker-dealer subsidiary, IDB Capital Corp*, we are able to offer investment products*** such as U.S. Government and Agency Securities, Corporate Stocks & Bonds, Offshore and Domestic Mutual Funds and Capital Market Instruments. Furthermore, IDB Capital Corp can customize a bond portfolio to your specifications (subject to availability and prevailing rates), starting with an investment of $500,000.