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Group Chief Operating Officer (COO)
Geneva, Svizzera
English, French
Ian Cramb è Chief Operating Officer (COO) di UBP e membro del Comitato esecutivo della Banca dal 2009. Prima di entrare in UBP, era EMEA Consumer Chief Operating Officer presso Citigroup, dove ha precedentemente esercitato altre funzioni di responsabilità, più precisamente quelle di Risk Manager, responsabile HR, capo del personale e COO. Si è laureato in lettere all’Università di Durham (Regno Unito).
22.08.2023
Many of today’s youngsters see private banking as a much less exciting career option than tech start-ups, yet they have the wrong perception. The private banking industry keeps evolving. It has recognised the need to change and has adapted. Today, it has all the hallmarks of a desirable sector to work in for budding professionals.
12.10.2020
Few have been forced by their environment to go through such a deep professional change as private bankers. While relationship-building and advising remains their core role, their job today does not have much in common with what it was before the 2008 slump.
23.01.2020
At the end of June 2019, UBP's assets under management had almost risen back to the level they reached in 2007, before the financial crisis caused them to fall to CHF 65 billion by the end of 2010. Since then, UBP has doubled in size and laid the foundations for further growth.
