UBP sheds light on the biodiversity-investment nexus

Summer is in full swing, and with it comes first-half results season for Swiss banks. These announcements can sometimes seem like an alphabet soup, with terms like CET1, LCR and NSFR representing financial ratios that are meant to help assess a bank’s solvency.

Union Bancaire Privée, UBP SA (UBP) e Societe Generale hanno annunciato oggi di aver stipulato due accordi in esclusiva in base ai quali UBP acquisirà le attività di private banking svizzere di Societe Generale Swiss (Societe Generale Private Banking Suisse) e il suo ramo di wealth management nel Regno Unito e nelle Isole del Canale (SG Kleinwort Hambros). Entrambe le transazioni dovrebbero essere completate entro la fine del primo trimestre del 2025.

L’utile netto di Union Bancaire Privée aumenta del 24,6% a 138,1 milioni di franchi

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

The importance of performance, the difficulty in putting forward green investments, who will lead UBP tomorrow: these are some of the many topics covered here by the Geneva bank’s CEO, Guy de Picciotto.

The Swiss private bank is looking to expand its Middle East business by targeting new markets in the region.

Union Bancaire Privée registra un utile netto di 223,8 milioni di franchi, in aumento del 6,4% rispetto all’anno precedente

The UBP Next Generation Academy – which recently took place again, four years after the previous edition, partly in Paris and partly in Geneva – brought together an eclectic and multicultural group of young people with a lot to share and a keen interest in learning from the course and from each other.