The Nassau branch of one of the world’s top financial institutions, Pictet Bank, has become the latest sponsor of Bahamas Speed Week Revival.

Pictet Bahamas will sponsor the event’s gala banquet and Auction of Promises–the proceeds of which will go to local charities.

“We are very proud to be an integral part of Bahamas Speed Week Revival,” said Pictet Bahamas managing director Yves Lourdin. “This series promises to bring a contemporary touch to the glamour and excitement reminiscent of days gone by and its charitable component holds great appeal to us as an international leader in private wealth and institutional asset management.”

Running from November 30 to December 4, the Nassau Speed Week will include a hillclimb around Fort Charlotte, mini-races at Arawak Cay and a charity gala dinner with event patron Sir Stirling Moss. There will also be an opportunity for visitors to view the cars when they go on display in Rawson Square.

The original Nassau Speed Week ran annually from 1954 to 1966 and were legendary affairs, drawing sports enthusiasts and tourists alike. This year’s event is expected to continue that tradition, attracting high-end visitors from all over the world.

Other sponsors already signed on for the event include the Ministry of Tourism and Aviation, Carlo Milano, Bahamas Ferries and EFG Financial Services.

For more information watch the video below and visit Bahamas Speed Week Revival’s website.