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Global Head of Treasury & Trading
Geneva, Switzerland
English, French, German
Philip Adler has been UBP’s Head of Treasury & Trading since 2016 and a member of its Executive Committee since 2017. Before joining UBP, he had been a member of the Executive Committee and Head of Capital Markets at Crédit Agricole Indosuez (Switzerland) SA since 2008. He previously worked at UBS SA, Commerzbank AG and the Crédit Agricole group. Philip Adler has more than 30 years of experience in banking.
11.08.2026
Liquidity has become a key issue for banking stability. A bank can be profitable, have a solid equity base, and fully comply with regulatory requirements, but it can still be vulnerable if it does not have sufficient liquidity to cope with a crisis of confidence on the part of its clients.
14.08.2025
Even the slightest regulatory decision or change in the international environment can affect the availability of financing, access to cash, or the perceived solvency of certain counterparties.
13.08.2024
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.
04.04.2023
Le Temps - (03.04.2023) - At a time when a new crisis of confidence is shaking the banking industry, it is vital to get back to analysing the fundamentals and noting the structural differences between the various sector players.
26.07.2021
Le Temps (26.07.2021) - The final countdown is underway. In less than six months, on 1 January 2022, the world of finance will enter the post-Libor era.
07.01.2020
Le Temps (23.12.2019) - LIBOR (the London InterBank Offered Rate) is for investors what a compass is for sailors: a vital instrument that helps them set their course.
