Switzerland Legal Documents and Notes

Legal Documents and Notes
Following completion of the merger of UBS AG and Credit Suisse AG, Credit Suisse AG’s business was transferred to UBS AG, and Credit Suisse AG ceased to exist. At this time however, the two entities did not operationally merge and, as a result, we continue to have two sets of operational infrastructure and processes during this transitionary period. Consequently UBS AG is now the sole parent entity and all direct subsidiaries of Credit Suisse AG have become direct subsidiaries of UBS AG, and all branches of Credit Suisse AG have been absorbed into existing or established as new branches of UBS AG (as the case may be). As such, Credit Suisse AG’s branches have been renamed as UBS Branches, with the exceptions of CSAG Shanghai and CSAG Taipei Securities.
Following completion of the merger of UBS Switzerland AG and Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG, Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG’s business was transferred to UBS Switzerland AG, and Credit Suisse (Schweiz) AG ceased to exist. At this time however, the two entities did not operationally merge and, as a result, we continue to have two sets of operational infrastructure and processes during this transitionary period.

Contractual Conditions and Notices for Products and Services



General Terms and Conditions

Lombard Lending

Banking Packages (Bonviva, Viva, Business Easy, Startup Easy)

Securities Trading, Market data and Compensation

Mortgages

Corporate Loans

Online / Internet Banking (Platforms and Channels)

Pension Savings, and Investment Products

Additional Information

 

Deposit insurance

Are my deposits protected under the deposit insurance esisuisse? Yes, like any bank and any securities firm in Switzerland, Credit Suisse is required to sign the Self-regulation «Agreement between esisuisse and its members». This means clients' deposits are protected up to a maximum of CHF 100,000 per client. Medium-term notes held in the name of the bearer at the issuing bank are also considered deposits. Depositor protection in Switzerland is provided by esisuisse, and the depositor protection system is explained in detail at https://www.esisuisse.ch/en

Disclosure of Client Data

Certifications and Approvals

Conditions and Information regarding the use of the Website and Data Protection

Regulatory Disclosure

Other regulations

Contractual Conditions and Notices for Products and Services


General Terms and Conditions

Lombard Lending

Securities Trading, Market data and Compensation

Mortgages

Online Banking (Platforms and Channels)

Additional Information

 

Deposit insurance

Are my deposits protected under the deposit insurance esisuisse? Yes, like any bank and any securities firm in Switzerland, Credit Suisse is required to sign the Self-regulation «Agreement between esisuisse and its members». This means clients' deposits are protected up to a maximum of CHF 100,000 per client. Medium-term notes held in the name of the bearer at the issuing bank are also considered deposits. Depositor protection in Switzerland is provided by esisuisse, and the depositor protection system is explained in detail at https://www.esisuisse.ch/en

Disclosure of Client Data

Certifications and Approvals

Conditions and Information regarding the use of the Website and Data Protection

Regulatory Disclosure

Other regulations