Marcel Rohner joins Titanbay board as Non-Executive Director

Titanbay has added Marcel Rohner, former UBS chief executive and current Swiss Bankers Association chairman, to its group board. The move signals the wealth platform’s push to strengthen its position as European wealth managers and asset managers race into private markets. Why it matters: - Marcel Rohner is one of the most senior names in European wealth management. - Titanbay is trying to deepen its role in private markets infrastructure for wealth managers and asset managers. - The appointment gives Titanbay added credibility with firms deciding how to expand client access to alternatives. What happened: - Titanbay appointed Marcel Rohner as a Non-Executive Director on its group board. - Rohner is Vice-Chairman of UBP SA, Chairman of the Swiss Bankers Association and former Group Chief Executive of UBS AG. - Titanbay announced the appointment in London on June 16, 2026. The details: - Rohner led UBS as Group CEO from 2007 to 2009 during the global financial crisis. - Rohner has served on the Board of Union Bancaire Privée since 2016. - Rohner has chaired the Swiss Bankers Association since 2021. - Titanbay described its platform as technology built specifically for private markets funds. - Titanbay said its infrastructure runs in one place and was built in-house. - The company said that many industry processes are still done manually or stitched together from multiple service providers. - Titanbay said its platform is used by serious wealth managers and serious asset managers. Between the lines: - Rohner’s appointment suggests Titanbay is positioning itself closer to the center of Europe’s private markets distribution shift. - Wealth managers want broader access to alternatives. - Asset managers want more efficient routes into the wealth channel. - Titanbay is betting that integrated technology and operations will matter more as private markets become a core allocation for European wealth clients. What’s next: - Rohner said he looks forward to working with the board as Titanbay moves into its next chapter. - Titanbay is likely to use the appointment to support growth with both wealth managers and asset managers. - The company’s board now includes a figure with deep ties across Swiss banking and European wealth management. The bottom line: - Titanbay has recruited a heavyweight banking veteran to help validate and shape its private markets strategy.