07.07.2026
A successful credit long/short strategy: the UBP-Brigade partnership
UBP and Brigade formed their partnership in response to a clear, bottom‑up demand from UBP’s investment teams for a new, dedicated long/short credit strategy.
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08.07.2026
UBP’s Impact investment franchise continues its growth trajectory, fuelled by the team’s conviction and dedication. The annual Impact Report gives an overview of their activities and achievements in 2025.
Weiterlesen07.07.2026
UBP and Brigade formed their partnership in response to a clear, bottom‑up demand from UBP’s investment teams for a new, dedicated long/short credit strategy.
06.07.2026
Cooling US employment and easing eurozone inflation are strengthening the case for an extended pause from both the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB) – a supportive backdrop for risk assets.
05.07.2026
To quote Chekhov, ‘Art has this wonderful characteristic: it connects people, and it does so without coercion or force.’ This was precisely the spirit behind UBP’s invitation to guests for an exclusive tour of Art Basel.
02.07.2026
This year, fixed income markets have exhibited elevated levels of interest rate volatility, whereas credit spread volatility has been more contained.
01.07.2026
Moving abroad, weathering tax changes or leaving a legacy – expert advice on protecting your finances
30.06.2026
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has been the GCC’s biggest geopolitical shock in decades – but not a credit crisis.
Redner: Nicolas Barben, Marc Elliott
Redner: Monica Espinosa, Pierre Ricq
Redner: Adrian Künzi
Redner: Nicolas Barben, Marc Elliott