Depositary, Custody & Banking

RBS International

Verified 26 June 2026

GFSC-licensed institution within NatWest Group; banking for funds and institutional clients.

Part of NatWest Group (with NatWest International as its personal and business brand), RBS International is a GFSC-licensed institutional bank serving the Guernsey funds industry with transactional banking, fund financing, liquidity and risk management and depositary services (through separate legal entities). It has offices in Jersey, Guernsey, London, Luxembourg, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar. It launched as RBS International in 1996; its Guernsey banking roots trace to the Guernsey Banking Co (1827).

Every field below was confirmed against a public source on 26 June 2026. Verification is a check on the data, not an endorsement of the firm.

Jurisdiction
Guernsey
Service line
Depositary, Custody & Banking
Head office
St Helier, Jersey
Founded
1996
Size
Very large (1,000-5,000 staff)
Services
Transactional & institutional banking, Fund financing, Liquidity & risk management, Depositary services (via separate entities)
Jurisdictions served
Guernsey, Jersey, United Kingdom, Luxembourg, Isle of Man, Gibraltar
Client types
Alternative investment fund managers, Asset managers, Fund administrators, Corporate service providers
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