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UBS has completed a critical milestone in its integration of Credit Suisse, nearly three years after acquiring its former rival. The migration of the vast majority of former Credit Suisse Swiss clients to UBS platforms was finalized this past weekend. While the bank declined to comment directly on the completion, it confirmed that the transfer of Swiss accounts – including clients, funds and deposits – is proceeding as planned during the first quarter of 2026.
“This will allow us to decommission a large part of the remaining applications and the former Credit Suisse IT infrastructure by the end of the year,” a UBS spokesperson stated. The completion of this phase is a significant step toward realizing the synergies expected from the merger, which was orchestrated to stabilize the Swiss financial system following Credit Suisse’s difficulties in 2023.
