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Over 200 external asset managers worldwide have selected Union Bancaire Privée as their banking partner.
New regulatory requirements and the change in client profiles have created a new operating environment for external asset managers (EAMs).
We have been partnering for years with EAMs to help them develop a value-added offering that meets the increasingly complex needs and requirements of their clients.
You have clients who rely on you to provide them with premium investment services. We help you deliver them by facilitating your access to our extensive range of solutions, our long-recognised strategic capabilities, our convictions and our ability to innovate.
*Subject to the rules and regulations that apply in the jurisdiction
OUR VALUES
Client-oriented
Family-owned and -run
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Your dedicated contacts
At UBP, our EAM Department’s set-up has been designed to deliver the most efficient and comprehensive range of services. Some of our professionals focus solely on our relationships with EAMs and provide access to the Bank’s specialists and to its top decision makers, and others focus exclusively on operations.
These are your own dedicated and trusted contacts at the Bank. RMs puts you in touch with the Bank’s specialists in order to optimise the service given to the end client. These services range from account-opening to setting up structured financing transactions, such as Lombard lending or mortgages, to wealth planning and tailored requests. UBP puts thirty RMs with an average of fifteen years’ experience at your disposal.
A team of dedicated, experienced operations specialists to carry out the execution and booking of clients’ transactions: stock-exchange, forex, loans, deposits, payments, etc.
This gives you access across all major markets:
and across all financial instruments, including equities, fixed income, forex, derivatives and structured products.
The digital solutions we invest in at UBP are to ensure a service delivery of the highest standard.
*Availability of the solution varies depending on the jurisdiction
A dedicated EAM team of over 70 professionals providing services across all our booking centres.
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27.02.2026
In recent decades, emerging market debt has undergone a remarkable transformation. Tune in to our podcast to uncover why this dynamic asset class deserves your attention, and which segments our experts favour.
23.02.2026
Last Friday, the US Supreme Court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act did not give the President the authority to impose tariffs, providing a lift to global equities. However, President Trump swiftly responded by announcing his intention to apply a 15% global tariff, sending the dollar lower and gold higher as markets moved to price in renewed trade uncertainty.
20.02.2026
Electricity demand is growing after years of stagnation, driven by electrification, reindustrialisation, and artificial intelligence, which are outpacing infrastructure expansion.
16.02.2026
Global markets remained broadly stable despite ongoing sector rotation and mixed macroeconomic signals.
11.02.2026
Despite rising geopolitical tensions, the underlying macroeconomic backdrop remains supportive of risky assets, with US technology, high-yield bonds, and gold continuing to anchor our allocations.
09.02.2026
Global equities navigated a volatile week with limited damage. Although investors appear to be recalibrating risk exposures, the earnings season continues to underscore that EPS growth remains firmly driven by the technology sector.
02.02.2026
The nomination of Kevin Warsh to serve as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve from May pushed the US dollar slightly higher, while gold and silver fell sharply in a deleveraging move that began in Asia.
27.01.2026
The technology sector continues to be at the forefront of innovation, driven by the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI).
26.01.2026
Equity markets have seesawed in response to renewed geopolitical threats of a transatlantic trade war. A Greenland-related U-turn at the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos offered momentary relief.
