Swiss Bank Corporation

Swiss Bank Corporation was a major Swiss financial institution, established in 1872, known for offering banking, investment, and wealth management services globally. It was recognized for its stability, confidentiality, and expertise in handling private clients' assets. In 1998, it merged with Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) to form UBS AG, one of the largest and most prominent banking and financial services companies worldwide. The merger combined their strengths, enhancing global reach and capabilities, and transitioned Swiss Bank Corporation into part of the larger UBS brand.