Swiss Bank Corporation

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Swiss Bank Corporation was a major Swiss financial institution and investment bank that became part of UBS following a landmark merger in the late 1990s.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Swiss Bank Corporation canonical 2
Union Bank of Switzerland 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct company
investment bank
acquired O’Connor & Associates
SG Warburg
linked to: S. G. Warburg & Co.
competedWith Credit Suisse
Union Bank of Switzerland
country Switzerland
dissolvedIn 1998
fate merged to form UBS
formerName Basler Bankverein
foundedIn 1872
hadClientele corporate clients
high-net-worth individuals
institutional investors
hadSubsidiary O’Connor & Associates
SBC Warburg
headquartersLocation Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt

Switzerland
historicalSignificance one of the three large Swiss banks before 1998 merger
industry banking
financial services
keyPeople Marcel Ospel
Mathis Cabiallavetta
knownFor derivatives trading
investment banking expansion in the 1990s
legalForm public company
logoFeature three keys
mergedInto UBS
mergerPartner Union Bank of Switzerland
mergerYear 1998
notableMerger merger with Union Bank of Switzerland
operatedIn Asia
Europe
North America
Switzerland
partOf Swiss banking sector
regulatoryJurisdiction Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority
serviceType asset management
commercial banking
investment banking
private banking
securities trading
stockExchangeListing SIX Swiss Exchange
successor UBS
successorUsedLogo UBS
tickerSymbol SBC

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UBS mergerOf Swiss Bank Corporation
UBS Group AG foundedBy Union Bank of Switzerland
subject linked to: UBSG
linked to: Swiss Bank Corporation
UBS Group AG foundedBy Swiss Bank Corporation
subject linked to: UBSG