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  • 17.03.2023

    Learning from the mistakes of the 1970s

    2023 began with market optimism that the US could successfully navigate its battle with inflation. Recent data have confirmed our suspicions that getting inflation back to the Fed’s 2% target will be more challenging than markets had been assuming.

  • 15.06.2022

    Investment Outlook 2022 – mid-year update

    The investment landscape has changed substantially in the last six months: conflict has broken out in Ukraine, leading to various geopolitical and social ramifications, and inflationary pressure has been rising and remains a concern across many regions.

  • 24.05.2022

    «Ich bin nicht sehr optimistisch für eine weiche Landung»

    Finews (19.05.2022) - Die Normalität der vergangenen Jahre werde an den Finanzmärkten erstmal nicht mehr zurückkehren, sagt Norman Villamin, CIO Wealth Management, zu finews.ch.

  • 26.04.2022

    “The main aim is to avoid any accidents related to rising interest rates”

    Le Temps (20.04.2022) - The war in Ukraine has created a highly unusual environment for investors, writes Michaël Lok, Group Chief Investment Officer at UBP.

  • 19.01.2022

    «Das Fed wird Anleihen schneller verkaufen als 2017»

    Finanz und Wirtschaft (17.01.2022) - Norman Villamin, Anlagechef Wealth Management von Union Bancaire Privée, erwartet einen radikalen Kurswechsel in der Geldpolitik. Aktien dürften das besser meistern als Anleihen.

  • 22.11.2021

    CRISPR: the implications of gene editing

    In the latest episode of UBP’s Expert series, Norman Villamin, CIO Wealth Management and Pierre Corby, Equity Analyst Healthcare, invited Dr Samarth Kulkarni, CEO of CRISPR Therapeutics, to discuss the challenges and investment opportunities offered by medical innovation, specifically in the field of gene editing.

  • 11.06.2021

    Transitioning to a Brave New World

    Volatility is back in Chinese equity markets: after rallying 90% from its trough in March 2020 to a peak in February 2021, MSCI China has fallen by 16% over the past month.

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