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UBP Managed Solutions: Tailoring to fit your profile

Your wealth is unique, and defining your specific needs and preferences is at the heart of what we do. From the outset, our holistic approach ensures we manage your assets in alignment with your personal strategy. We value your trust and respect your wishes.

Partnering with you will enable us to identify your needs, define your asset allocation, and implement managed strategies aligned with your ambitions and constraints into a diversified or specific investment approach. These strategies take into consideration your investment horizon and your risk tolerance across different currencies.


Diversified returns

By choosing our multi-asset solutions, you opt for active or passive diversified management, based on the recommendations of our Global Investment Committee, which prioritises a rigorous investment process, liquidity, transparency and risk monitoring, drawing on all our skills.

Multi-Asset Funds

Based on UBP’s Investment Strategy, our Multi-Asset funds are actively managed and diversified. 
 

Multi-Asset Dedicated 

The Dedicated asset allocation is designed to best meet your individual needs and constraints with a combination of asset classes, adaptable to market conditions.

Specific returns

For an even more bespoke approach, our experts in all asset classes use a variety of strategies to match your preferences and needs, by setting a clear focus on investment terms or by exploiting certain market conditions:

Focus

Specific approach that incorporates a clear focus on in-house strategies through active management among various asset classes, including alternatives.

Opportunity

Dedicated strategy seeking to benefit from special situations or providing exposure to dislocation.

Sustainability preferences

We combine your sustainability preferences and financial goals across the entire range of solutions with different degrees of personalisation.

The team

UBP’s Managed Mandates team, comprising 35 highly skilled portfolio managers, is strategically positioned around the globe. Each portfolio manager brings a wealth of expertise and extensive experience, ensuring that we deliver superior investment solutions tailored to our clients’ goals.

With an average of 15 years in wealth management, our multilingual teams are adept in navigating complex financial markets, leveraging their profound knowledge of asset allocation, risk management and security selection. Our global presence allows us to combine global expertise with local know-how and to foster a dynamic exchange of best practices.

 

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Fabrice Roy, CFA - Global Head of Managed Mandates

 

27.10.2025

UBP Weekly View - Resilience returns to markets

Resilient macro data, softer inflation and strong corporate earnings have helped global markets recover, with equities reaching new highs and bonds extending gains. Expectations of further Fed rate cuts supported sentiment, while the USD strengthened amid JPY weakness and gold consolidation. However, with valuations near cycle peaks and policy uncertainty still looming, investors remain focused on upcoming central bank meetings for direction.

20.10.2025

UBP Weekly View - Fragility builds in markets

The US government shutdown carries on, while the earnings season opened on a constructive note, nudging global equities higher amid softer trade rhetoric, resilient bank results and renewed hopes of Fed easing. These tailwinds, however, contrast with credit-quality concerns linked to regional-bank fraud reports and mounting unease over a potential AI-driven bubble, leaving markets more vulnerable to negative headlines. US inflation data due this week are expected to show moderate upward pressure.

13.10.2025

UBP Weekly View - Earnings season kicks off

Investors have been wary of circular AI investments, stretched equity valuations, the threat of the trade war escalating, and the ripple effects of a prolonged US government shutdown, which itself has further disrupted economic data. This week, Q3 earnings will be in the spotlight, with the US’s largest banks set to lead the reporting season.

06.10.2025

UBP Weekly View - US shutdown delays labour data

The US government shutdown, which began on 1 October, has delayed the release of the closely watched non-farm payrolls report. Other economic data published last week were downbeat, reinforcing our expectation that the Federal Reserve will implement two 25-basis-point rate cuts (on 29 October and 10 December) to counter labour market weakness. Meanwhile, negotiations over government spending between the Democrats and Republicans are set to continue in the run-up to the third-quarter earnings season.

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