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About UBS Europe SE, Netherlands Branch

UBS Europe SE, Netherlands Branch operates in Amsterdam as the Dutch outpost of UBS Europe SE, a Germany-incorporated credit institution within UBS Group. The branch focuses on wealth management and investment services for high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients, family offices, and certain institutions, offering discretionary portfolio management, investment advisory, execution and custody, and secured lending against financial assets; access to other UBS Group capabilities may be provided through affiliated entities where permitted. It is not positioned as a Dutch retail bank and typically does not market standard current accounts, cards, or mass‑market lending; relationship minimums and negotiated fee schedules usually apply, with charges that can include custody, advisory or management fees, transaction costs, and FX margins. UBS Europe SE is supervised under the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism by the European Central Bank in cooperation with BaFin, while the Netherlands Branch is subject to host‑state oversight on conduct and certain local matters by the AFM and DNB. Client assets and deposits booked with UBS Europe SE (including via the Netherlands Branch) fall under the German statutory deposit guarantee scheme (Entschädigungseinrichtung deutscher Banken, up to EUR 100,000 per depositor, per institution); UBS Europe SE also participates in the voluntary Deposit Protection Fund of the Association of German Banks, subject to its separate limits and eligibility rules. Investment products are exposed to market risk and are not protected against loss of value. Services are delivered under MiFID II, with client classification, suitability/appropriateness, cost disclosures, and product governance requirements; onboarding involves standard AML/KYC checks and data processing under GDPR. Complaints can be raised with the bank and, if unresolved, clients may have access to recognized out‑of‑court dispute resolution mechanisms applicable to German private banks.