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Wealth Planning Solutions

You build up wealth to achieve your goals. We help you preserve it for your descendants.

At UBP we believe that wealth planning is an essential part of wealth management. Sound structuring and preservation of your wealth will contribute to an optimal allocation of your investment portfolio.

Statistics show that often, following its creation, a substantial amount of wealth is lost by the second and third generations of a family. The main reasons are lack of planning and educating the next generation on the responsibilities involved in inheriting a substantial amount of assets. 

Wealth planners accompany you through the three crucial phases – accumulation, preservation and transfer of wealth. Once they have a full overview of all your assets, they combine financial, tax, estate and business succession planning to put together your wealth preservation and growth plan.


Our approach

Our approach consists of identifying and understanding developments in the global tax and regulatory environment and adapting our range for our international private clients who request it. The combination of this top-down (generic to specific) approach and a rigorous methodology that analyses risks and needs enables us to define, together with you, your personal advisors and external experts, the wealth planning strategy that suits you best.

Regional specialisation

UBP’s wealth planners are high-level, senior experts. They specialise in particular regions and cover many countries, enabling them to offer in-depth knowledge and understanding of local environments and to tailor wealth-structuring strategies that take into account the jurisdictions in which you have assets. Their services are accessible through every one of UBP’s booking centres, and through other key segments, such as EAMs and family offices.

A dedicated service

Our wealth planning services will help you optimise your tax planning in a legitimate way, grow your wealth, and pass it safely on to future generations. In order to provide you with the best solutions for your financial situation and objectives, we work together with your personal advisors and external experts to offer tailored consultations and advice.

We base our relationship with you on respect and trust, and enter it for the long term. We will accompany you through all the major events in your life and those of your family members.

 

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More specifically, we can provide guidance on the following subjects:

  • Estate assessment and planning
  • Consolidation of assets
  • Tax planning (including cross-border issues)
  • Wealth structuring
  • Asset protection
  • Ownership and controlling strategies
  • Relocation
  • Private insurance
  • Family matters and governance
  • Philanthropy
  • Family offices

High added-value services

At UBP, the Wealth Planning team has adopted a holistic approach: we cover not only wealth and estate planning and tax issues, but also, on request, the tax implications relating to portfolio management and an investment instrument’s tax treatment. 

We can analyse, with the help of external experts if needed, the tax regimes of given financial products, as well as wealth‐structuring solutions, such as dedicated funds and life‐insurance products. This is a unique extension of the team’s area of expertise.

Trusted partners

We always strive to accompany each client by providing unbiased guidance and a top-quality service. The Bank’s Wealth Planning team maintains close contact with specially-selected highly qualified tax and law firms, as well as external providers that undergo a stringent due-diligence process. This allows us to offer you a range of robustly researched, impartial options.

      

Other services

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We have developed precise and complete account segregation for UK clients who are non-domiciled residents.

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We have also set up specific tax reporting protocols for several jurisdictions.

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We offer dedicated support to families that want to establish their own single-family office or consider the use of a multi-family office.

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03.11.2025

UBP Weekly View - Fed caution and resilient earnings

The Fed's 25-bp rate cut, paired with Powell's cautious tone on further rate reductions, led to mixed market reactions. Despite this, strong earnings, particularly in the tech sector, supported equities, while bond yields rose. The USD strengthened amid JPY weakness, and gold consolidated at around USD 4,000. With the eurozone showing modest growth and US consumer confidence declining, investors are focused on another heavy week of earnings and key data releases for further direction.

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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