Switzerland's largest bank UBS has taken a decisive step forward in the integration of Credit Suisse. The merger of the local legal entities - UBS Switzerland and CS Switzerland - has been completed. Do you want to read our weekly top stories? Subscribe here. Following approval by the authorities, the merger of the national companies was officially completed on Monday, according to a statement from the banking group. Credit Suisse Switzerland has thus also been deleted from the Commercial Register of the Canton of Zurich and no longer exists as a separate legal entity. All rights and obligations of Credit Suisse Switzerland have thus been transferred to UBS Switzerland. According to UBS, the merger will now enable the gradual migration of client transactions in the Swiss business to the UBS systems. This is expected to take place mostly in 2025. Sooner or later, the “Credit Suisse” brand will disappear for good in this country too. Abroad, the removal of CS signs at company ...
