Bank Sarasin has opened a representative
office in Abu Dhabi through its subsidiary Bank Sarasin-Alpen, its
seventh office in the Middle East and India.

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirate
(UAE) has approved the new entity, Bank Sarasin-Alpen (ME) Abu
Dhabi, which joins the Dubai office to become the second Middle
East office in the UAE.

 

Great potential

Bank Sarasin head of private banking, Fidelis
Goetz, said the group sees great potential in the opportunities
provided by Gulf markets.

Sarasin-Alpen also re-launched advisory
services in Bahrain in August 2010, a year after it cut short a
separate venture in the Gulf state.

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Bank Sarasin had reported assets under
management in the Middle East and Asia of CHF15bn ($14.5bn) in the
half year to 30 June 201.

The Abu Dhabi move joins Sarasin-Alpen offices
in Doha, Muscat, Mumbai and New Delhi within the Middle East and
India regions.