Peter Kinsella
Head of Investment Services UK
Londres, Royaume-Uni
Anglais
Peter Kinsella a rejoint l’UBP en 2018 et supervise la stratégie Devises (Forex & Currency) de la Banque. Il est par ailleurs membre du Comité d’allocation d’actifs (Asset Allocation Committee) de l’UBP et siège au Comité d’investissement global (Global Investment Committee) de la Banque.
Fort d’une expérience de près de 20 ans dans le domaine des devises et sur le marché obligataire, Peter Kinsella possède également une vaste expertise en matière de produits dérivés et de produits structurés. Précédemment, il était Head of Emerging Market Research chez Commerzbank, où il était responsable d’une équipe internationale couvrant les principales économies des marchés émergents (Russie/CEI, EMEA, Chine et LatAm). Peter Kinsella dispose d’une solide expertise, en particulier en matière de techniques de couverture de change et de gestion des risques, acquise notamment lorsqu’il travaillait en tant que FX & Derivatives Trader auprès de Pioneer Investments/Amundi.
Peter Kinsella est titulaire de deux masters, l’un en Economie, de la London School of Economics (Royaume-Uni), et l’autre en Droit et en Economie de l’Université de Bologne (Italie).
Plus d'articles de Peter
09.01.2026
Venezuela: Implications for Energy markets, Resource Policy and Sovereign Assets
The capture of Nicolás Maduro in a US-led operation has seized global attention. Washington has signalled its intention to oversee a transitional phase towards a new governing framework, while hinting at potential involvement by US energy companies in rebuilding Venezuela’s oil infrastructure. Beyond the headlines, what could this mean for the energy, oil and other resources markets, Venezuela’s sovereign debt, and geopolitics more broadly? Our experts delve into the implications.
14.10.2025
“Negative interest rates have hardly any effect on the Swiss franc.”
The currency expert at the Swiss private bank Union Bancaire Privée expects the dollar to weaken further, takes a dim view of negative interest rates, and is taking advantage of low market volatility.
16.09.2025
Gold moves to new all-time highs
In September, gold rose to new all-time highs, approaching USD 3,700 per oz. The upward move reflected several factors.
11.08.2025
UBP Currency Views
The prospect of continued Fed rate cuts will weigh on the US dollar
08.07.2025
UBP Currency Views: Who wins when the USD loses?
The prospect of lower oil prices and possible Fed easing is benign for most G10 currencies.
18.06.2025
Is the dollar losing its lustre?
Peter Kinsella, UBP’s Global Head of FX and Commodity Strategy, discussed the outlook for the USD with Andreas Koenig, Amundi’s Head of Currency Management.
11.06.2025
De-dollarisation: More heat than light
The US dollar has declined by more than 10% since President Trump took office, driven by policy uncertainty, lower growth expectations, and rising inflation concerns.
02.05.2025
Demand for gold continues to rise
Since early November 2024, the gold price has risen from USD 2,600 to highs of above USD 3,500 per ounce. The precious metal received additional support in early February when investors realised that Donald Trump was serious about his tariff programme.