Depositary, Custody & Banking

UBS AG, Nassau Branch

Verified 8 October 2026

Subsidiary office of UBS offering trust services, with wealth management solutions carried over from the former Credit Suisse business.

Local presence of a firm serving private, corporate and institutional clients across more than 50 countries and all major financial centres. The office offers trust services, with wealth management presented under the former Credit Suisse offering; institutional client access runs through KeyLink, UBS Neo and the Investment Bank client portal.

Every field below was confirmed against a public source on 8 October 2026. Verification is a check on the data, not an endorsement of the firm.

Jurisdiction
Bahamas
Service line
Depositary, Custody & Banking
Services
Trust services, Wealth management
Also listed in
Bahamas (Fund Administration & Operations), London, New York
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