Guy de Picciotto

Chief Executive Officer

Genève, Suisse

Français, Anglais

Guy de Picciotto is Union Bancaire Privée’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chairman of the Group’s Executive Committee. 

He began his career as a management consultant in Geneva and Brussels, before completing an all-round banking training in New York and Tokyo, in various departments of top-ranking banks such as UBS, Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns and Sanyo Securities. 

He joined the Bank in 1988 where he occupied different executive roles before being appointed CEO in 1998. Within the past 26 years, under his leadership, UBP has made significant acquisitions and grown internationally, to become one of the world’s leading family-owned private banks.  

Guy de Picciotto holds a degree in business administration and has completed advanced Executive Management courses at IMD in Lausanne and INSEAD in Fontainebleau.
 

Plus d'articles de Guy

11.06.2024

“Forget unrestricted market access to Europe”

The CEO of wealth management bank Union Bancaire Privée is focused on growth through acquisitions.

26.03.2024

«10 à 15% des clients veulent du durable»

L’importance de la performance, la difficulté à faire progresser les investissements verts ou l’identité des futurs patrons de l’UBP: Guy de Picciotto, directeur général de la banque genevoise, se livre à un vaste tour d’horizon.

20.04.2023

«Imposer des sanctions est un jeu d’enfant»

Finews - Claude Baumann (20.04.2023) - Il est l'un des CEO ayant la plus longue carrière sur la place financière suisse et ne semble pas vouloir s'arrêter de si tôt. Bien au contraire, Guy de Picciotto reste toujours ouvert à l’idée de nouvelles acquisitions. Dans une interview accordée à finews.com, il évoque les difficultés pratiques liées à la mise en œuvre des sanctions imposées par le gouvernement, ainsi que les raisons de l'effondrement de Credit Suisse.

22.02.2023

UBP CEO: The skills private bankers need to survive in 2023

Asian Private Banker (17.02.2023) - Decades ago, private bankers could survive with a limited investment skill set and a good network, but today they have to master several layers of expertise on top of relationship management skills, Guy de Picciotto has observed.