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Insight 07.09.2016

The Effects of the "Indianesia" Tax Reforms

"Indianesia" (India & Indonesia) tax reforms underline emerging Asian markets beyond yield investments.

Corporate 26.08.2016

The Edgar and Danièle de Picciotto Student House

In Geneva stands a symbolic building that is widely recognised for its architectural qualities and provides accommodation for more than 200 students from the Graduate Institute Geneva: the Edgar and Danièle de Picciotto Student House, which was inaugurated in 2012 thanks to the support of UBP’s founder and his family.

Insight 26.08.2016

SZ-HK Connect: Sanguine Over The Pedestrian Market Response

The approval of the Shenzhen–Hong Kong (SZ-HK) Connect by China’s State Council came with little fanfare. A muted market response normally underpins a listless, typically minimal impact event.

Insight 03.08.2016

Asian Equities: Pokémon, G20 Meetings, and Augmented Reality

Popularity is generally difficult to predict, let alone understand. In 2015, no one would have foreseen how popular chasing the pocket monsters of Pokemon across major cities would become.

Insight 02.08.2016

UBP in Brief - Q3 2016

Dedication, conviction, agility and responsibility lie at the heart of our client relations. These values drive us to develop and refi ne successful strategies and high-performance investment solutions precisely responding to your wealth-management needs.

Insight 29.07.2016

Brexit: UBP ruling out a global recession

Experts from Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) – chief economist Patrice Gautry, co-heads of European equities Rob Jones and Scott Meech, and head of fixed income Christel Rendu de Lint – set out their views on the economic environment, equity markets and bond markets after the Brexit vote in the UK.
Press Releases 22.07.2016

UBP announces a net result of CHF 90 million, up 13%

Union Bancaire Privée, UBP SA (UBP) announced a 13% rise in its net profit compared with the same period in 2015. The total of CHF 90 million at the end of June 2016 was up from CHF 79.5 million one year earlier.

Insight 15.07.2016

The Brexit Lessons for ASEAN (Asia’s EU)

Since its incorporation in 1967, the Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) has implemented a mandate that not only aims to accelerate economic and social progress alongside member countries, but simultaneously promote peace and security. Coupled with a similar population size and tenet that overlaps the European Union (EU), ASEAN was naturally subjected to comparisons with its western counterpart.


UBP in the press 11.07.2016

Is the Brexit an opportunity or a challenge for Switzerland?

It is very difficult to say with any certainty what collateral damage Brexit will cause. The result of the 23 June referendum not only marks the start of a new kind of political crisis, but more importantly represents an epoch-making change and the start of a new phase of European history.

UBP in the press 07.07.2016

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UBP in the press 30.06.2016

Portfolios welcome back hedge funds

Mediocre performances, high fees, a lack of transparency: hedge funds are regularly maligned and simplistically cast in a grim light by their detractors. However, this view is a complete contradiction of the growing upswing in interest that has been seen by observers not only in the United States, where it has remained relatively high in recent years, but also, more recently, in Europe and in Asia, where only Japan is still the exception.

Insight 27.06.2016

Brexit’s Implication For Asian Equities

The Brexit decision came as a surprise as the sterling appreciated and European equities rose prior to the referendum, leading to a precipitous selloff following the ‘out’ vote. Near term uncertainty, particularly the legality for the United Kingdom to formally depart from the European Union and any subsequent countries that could also vote for its own referendum, leads to market anxiety.

Insight 24.06.2016

Impact of the Brexit

The results of the referendum in the UK will have consequences for the British, European and global economies. Read this article to find out about the Bank’s main expectations regarding the macroeconomic and asset allocation impact of Brexit.

UBP in the press 16.06.2016

Brexit fears impact global markets

Global markets tumbled early this week amid uncertainty related to Britain’s EU referendum scheduled for June 23rd.