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UBP - Union Bancaire Privée
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We are focused on one activity we excel at – wealth management for private and institutional clients
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Union Bancaire Privée is a family-owned company, driven by an entrepreneurial vision, innovation and independence. UBP is one of the most strongly-capitalised private banks. As an asset-management specialist, UBP is committed to providing innovative investment solutions suited to the new market environment, with the highest levels of service quality and transparency. The Bank strives for performance and the preservation of capital, and develops innovative, traditional and alternative product ranges for both private and institutional clients.
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http://www.ubp.com
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- Bankwesen
- Größe
- 1.001–5.000 Beschäftigte
- Hauptsitz
- Geneva
- Art
- Privatunternehmen
- Gegründet
- 1969
- Spezialgebiete
- Asset Management, Wealth Management, Private Banking, Asset allocation, Investment Advisory, Fund of Hedge Funds, Funds Advisory, Equities, Fixed Income, Forex, Structured Products und Emerging Markets.
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As we expect elevated market instability surrounding the US presidential election in November, what strategies are being deployed to help absorb any downsides? Read more about UBP’s experts’ outlook in the August edition of our House View brochure. https://lnkd.in/dhAhf8VF
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We are proud to take part in the Swim4hope initiative organised by the Léman hope association. This event brings together teams from companies across the Romandie region that will swim a set distance in relays in Lake Geneva at the end of August. The UBP team will swim 44 kilometres in total. The aim is to fund week-long cruises on the lake for children in remission from cancer, giving them a chance to rebuild their confidence after illness and connect with people in the same situation. The same action has already taken place in Zurich: congratulations to our team of nine colleagues who covered a distance of thirteen kilometers in Lake Zurich! Meanwhile, UBP Geneva participants have attended a training session to prepare for their own effort, and we wish them fair winds and a strong performance in the Leman!
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What’s next for hedge funds? With commodity hedge funds once again appearing on the financial radar, Kier Boley, UBP’s Co-Head and CIO of Alternative Investment Solutions, explains the wave of positive investor sentiment in the second quarter of 2024. Read his latest paper for more insights. https://lnkd.in/djwRcrsr
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Earlier this month, disappointing US macro data and the unwinding of the Japanese yen carry trade prompted a global equity market sell-off. With market volatility anticipated to remain elevated leading up to the US presidential election in November, it seems precipitate to buy the dip. Instead, we are maintaining equity carry strategies. UBP’s Group CIO Mikael Lok shares his thoughts in our August edition of the UBP House View. Read it now to learn more. https://lnkd.in/dhAhf8VF
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“Private banks usually have ratios well in excess of the required minimums,” states Philip M. Adler, our Global Head of Treasury & Trading, in our latest column in Le Temps. Read his helpful explanation of banks’ solvency ratios. https://lnkd.in/duY93ape
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As the US election campaign progresses, our strategists Norman Villamin (韋立民) and Peter Kinsella explore its potential impact on investments in part two of the UBP Headlines series on the topic. Delve into our publication for more insights. https://lnkd.in/d_t6R_gB
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Teresa Lee as Region Head North Asia and Chief Executive Hong Kong. Teresa joins UBP with an exemplary record in the Asia wealth management industry. Her appointment aligns with the Bank’s ambitious plans to accelerate business development in North Asia, and reaffirms our confidence in Hong Kong as a leading global wealth management hub. Teresa's strategic insights, client connectivity, and extensive experience in different market environments make her ideally suited to lead the next phase of UBP's growth in the region. Learn more in our press release. https://lnkd.in/dNkGgmht
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“Contrary to many fears, the Swiss banking centre rebounded swiftly after the CS/UBS crisis and continues to showcase considerable diversity. Customer confidence remains pivotal. However, navigating the political requirements for increased equity capital and adapting to evolving regulations present significant challenges. It is crucial to carefully consider the structural differences between banks and their respective business models,” stated UBP’s Global Head of Treasury & Trading Philip M. Adler at the recent presentation of the "Swiss Rating Guide 2024" by Zürcher Kantonalbank, where he was a panellist. This insightful panel discussion explored the current state and future outlook of Swiss banking, and the following points were addressed: ▶︎ The earnings outlook is intact. The interest margin is declining from high levels, but the outlook for fee income is positive. ▶︎ Customer loyalty persists in a saturated market landscape, emphasising the strategic focus on competitive margins, strong capital reserves, and flexible funding. ▶︎ The AT1 market has stabilised, with renewed efforts to clarify and enhance bond terms for improved market conditions. ▶︎ Current challenges include navigating market volatility, addressing geopolitical tensions, adapting to regulatory changes, and managing the evolving impact of digitalisation on banking security and stability.
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