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In June, UBP once again participated in the Switzerland-wide Bike to Work challenge. Split into 23 teams, 88 participants pedalled with enthusiasm, collectively covering 18,500 kilometres.  

The Fed left rates unchanged but gave little forward guidance, sending bond yields higher and weakening the dollar.

For investors looking to make an impact, the theme of electrification has always played a significant role in the investment universe.

UBP’s football team has won the League D title in the Geneva Corporate Football Association championship, following a remarkable season marked by team spirit, resilience and determination.

Escalating tensions in the Middle East sent oil prices surging and long-term US yields to their highest levels since early 2025 as inflation risks resurfaced and markets repriced the possibility of future rate hikes on both sides of the Atlantic.

UBP posted solid growth in the first half of the year. The Geneva-based bank, which benefited from a significant increase in assets under management, saw its net profits soar by 40.4% year-on-year to CHF 169.4 million.

To fund its sailing adventures for youngsters recovering from cancer, Léman Hope runs the corporate challenge Swim4Lemanhope where volunteers swim in relay to raise awareness and money. UBP participated again this summer, both in Lake Geneva and in Lake Zurich.

US inflation surprised on the downside, tempering rate-hike expectations, whilst the renewal of hostilities in the Middle East sent oil prices surging.

Union Bancaire Privée’s Group profit sees solid growth of 40.4% to CHF 169.4 million