Successful final closing of the SDG Outcomes Fund, with total commitments of USD 100 million, developed by UBS Optimus Foundation and Bridges Outcomes Partnerships.

As part of the repurchase program approved at its Annual General Meeting on 10 April 2025, UBS Group AG announces the launch of a new two-year program to repurchase up to USD 2bn of shares.

Also, UBS intends to redeem the total outstanding USD 1,575,000,000 6.875% Tier 1 Capital Notes with ISIN CH0286864027 (the "Tier 1 Notes") on the first call date, 7 August 2025. The last trading day ...

The Senate confirmed several Trump administration nominees and is working through the weekend to pass its reconciliation package (see below). The House passed two immigration enforcement bills, a ...

The end-of-June rate cut to zero percent by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) reduced the already low potential of savings accounts and bonds. With a well-diversified, defensive portfolio focused on ...

The US dollar's traditional role as a relative “safe haven” during periods of market uncertainty is under question. We believe that investors should review their currency allocations and consider ...

In a year marked by shifting economic tides, the world’s wealth landscape continued to evolve. The 2025 edition of the UBS Global Wealth Report reveals not only a 4.6% rise in global wealth but also ...

The price boom we’ve seen in the Swiss luxury property market, which peaked at nearly 10% in 2022, appears to be drawing to a close.

The Global Investment Returns Yearbook, now in its 25th year, is an authoritative guide to historical long-run returns. Over the years, the body of work assembled by Professor Paul Marsh and Dr. Mike ...

Financial market coverage by the UBS CIO House View. On Wednesday, 2 April, President Trump announced one of the biggest changes in US economic policy in a generation.

Since 1900, equities have outperformed bonds, bills and inflation in all 21 markets for which the Yearbook has a continuous history.

The price boom we’ve seen in the Swiss luxury property market, which peaked at nearly 10% in 2022, appears to be drawing to a close.