Depositary, Custody & Banking

Butterfield Bank (Guernsey)

Verified 30 August 2026

GFSC-licensed Guernsey arm of Butterfield, Bermuda headquartered; 50 years in the island.

The GFSC-licensed Guernsey arm of The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited (NYSE/BSX: NTB; HQ Bermuda), marking 50 years in the Channel Islands. It provides personal and corporate banking, custody, trade execution, investment management and fiduciary services. Closed its acquisition of Rawlinson & Hunter Guernsey (trust/fiduciary, around 50 staff, USD 9.0bn AUA) in April 2026, expanding its Channel Islands private-trust business.

Every field below was confirmed against a public source on 30 August 2026. Verification is a check on the data, not an endorsement of the firm.

Jurisdiction
Guernsey
Service line
Depositary, Custody & Banking
Head office
Hamilton, Bermuda
Founded
1858
Size
Very large (1,000-5,000 staff)
Services
Personal & corporate banking, Custody services, Trade execution, Investment management, Fiduciary & trust services, FX & deposits
Jurisdictions served
Guernsey, Jersey, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Singapore
Client types
International private clients, Institutions, Financial intermediaries, Trusts
Also listed in
Bermuda (Depositary, Custody & Banking), Bermuda (Governance, Directorship & Professional Services), Cayman, Jersey
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