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Swiss & Global Equities

Why Swiss equities now? This market offers equity investors the stability and agility they need to navigate this volatile period. 

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Analisi 01.10.2020

COVID-19: UBP vi terrà aggiornati

Dalla comparsa del coronavirus, UBP accompagna e sostiene i suoi clienti nel contesto inedito di questa crisi sanitaria mondiale. La Banca vi aggiorna regolarmente sull’adeguamento dei suoi piani alle regole precauzionali fissate dalle autorità e condivide con voi le più aggiornate analisi dei suoi esperti sulle conseguenze della pandemia per l’economia mondiale e i mercati finanziari.

Analisi 30.06.2020

Aggiornamento delle prospettive di investimento per il 2020

L’economia globale al bivio

Analisi 24.06.2020

Market turmoil brings new opportunities for pragmatic investors

March 2020 was difficult time for many investors, as COVID-19 spread across Europe and the US, leading to sharp sell-offs in fixed-income credit markets. While such market turbulence is not to be welcomed, its occurrence can create opportunities.

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Analisi 21.11.2020

UBP Investment Outlook 2021

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Analisi 09.11.2020

Will Chinese domestic consumers become the next global growth engine ?

China revealed the key themes of its upcoming 14th Five-Year Plan (14-FYP) and long-range objectives through the year 2035. The Fifth Plenum took place amid signs of stronger economic recovery, with better performance spilling over onto the domestic sector.
Analisi 02.11.2020

Hidden gems in Swiss & European small caps

Small and mid caps have traditionally recorded higher growth rates and investment returns over the long term than large caps: it is easier to generate a dynamic growth rate from a smaller base. Swiss and European small and medium-sized capitalisations – so-called ‘SMID caps’ – also tend to provide investors with ‘pure play’ exposure to major secular growth trends.