Credit Suisse AG (Nassau Branch) Ltd.
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New York Stock Exchange Arca26.36
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- Credit Suisse AG (Nassau Branch) Ltd. (Ticker: DBRT) operates as a branch of Credit Suisse AG in Nassau, Bahamas, issuing structured financial products including exchange-traded notes (ETNs) such as the AxelaTrader 3x Inverse Brent Crude Oil ETN; barrier reverse convertibles; yield enhancement products; and securities tied to commodities benchmarks like the S&P GSCI Brent Crude Oil Index, with a focus on energy and crude oil sectors. The branch provides private banking and wealth management services to high-net-worth clients, offering secure online access to accounts and portfolios, investment advisory, and comprehensive wealth solutions through the Bahamas Financial Centre at 4th Floor, Shirley & Charlotte Streets, PO Box N-4928 or N-4801, Nassau. It supports institutional clients and wealth management segments with services in securities products, financial advisory, and global investment offerings. Following the 2023 acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS Group AG, the Nassau branch integrates into UBS AG, Nassau Branch operations, with rebranding evident in SWIFT codes (CRESBSNXXXX now linked to UBS AG, Nassau Branch, Wealth Management - formerly Credit Suisse) and merger-related filings impacting invoicing, payments, and organizational structures. The branch faces potential delisting of its ETN (DBRT) from NYSE Arca, as assets under management reach zero and trading activity diminishes amid the broader Credit Suisse-UBS consolidation expected to complete full integration by 2026. Recent Swiss federal prosecutor actions in December 2025 indict UBS over Credit Suisse-era money laundering failures, highlighting ongoing compliance and operational shifts from legacy activities. The entity maintains its Nassau headquarters, serving global clients with emphasis on the Bahamas as an offshore financial hub.