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By 1876, the bank had thrived and entered trading at the Basel Stock Exchange.

On 1 January 1900, Alfred Sarasin-Iselin [de] purchased the company from Fritz Riggenbach and founded the general partnership A. Sarasin & Cie with Arthur Streichenberg-Mylius, giving the establishment its name of Sarasin.

[6] From 1954 to 2005, Emanuel Sarasin, grandson of Alfred Sarasin-Iselin, directed the bank.

Safra then cancelled the remaining shares held by the public in April 2013, delisting the bank from the SIX Swiss Exchange.