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List Of Investment Banks In Bermuda

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

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· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Bank of Bermuda
Bank of Butterfield Ltd
Banque SCS Alliance SA
Bermuda Commercial Bank
Bermuda Financial Network
Bermuda Monetary Authority
Capital G Bank Limited
Coutts Limited
EasyPay
First Bermuda Group Ltd
Griffon Bank
HSBC Bank
Island Press Ltd
Royal Bank of Canada

Key Takeaways

  • Bermuda hosts several licensed banks offering a mix of retail, corporate, private and investment banking.
  • The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son is the largest by assets and offers extensive wealth services.
  • Clarien (formerly Capital G Bank), HSBC Bermuda and Bermuda Commercial Bank are key players.
  • Some entities listed (e.g., EasyPay, Royal Bank of Canada) are not licensed banks in Bermuda.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which banks listed are actually licensed in Bermuda?
Licensed banks include The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son, HSBC Bank Bermuda Limited, Clarien Bank Limited (formerly Capital G Bank), and Bermuda Commercial Bank Limited.
Who is the largest bank by assets in Bermuda?
The Bank of N. T. Butterfield & Son holds the largest share of assets in Bermuda.
Is Capital G Bank still operating under that name?
No, Capital G Bank rebranded as Clarien Bank Limited in 2014.
Are all listed entities banks?
No, some listed names like EasyPay, Royal Bank of Canada, Banque SCS Alliance SA, and Griffon Bank are not licensed banks in Bermuda.

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