1. Newsroom
  2. UBP in Breve - Q3 2016
it
Il mio accesso
Contattateci
Menu

Newsroom

Show All
Analisi 02.08.2016

UBP in Breve - Q3 2016

UBP in Breve - Q3 2016

La dedizione, la convinzione, il dinamismo e la responsabilità animano le nostre relazioni con la clientela e, in nome diquesti valori, sviluppiamo e perfezioniamo strategie e soluzioni d’investimento effi caci, perfettamente adeguate alle esigenze dei clienti nella gestione patrimoniale.

Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) was founded in 1969 by Edgar de Picciotto, whose vision from the outset was to offer investors an astute and innovative wealth management service. This approach has been guiding us through the decades, leading us to focus exclusively on one activity we excel at – global wealth management for private and institutional clients.

Leggere ultima versione

Leggere l'ultima versione
Seguiteci

Rimanete informati e condividete le ultime notizie di UBP

Expertise

Investing in biodiversity – why and how

UBP is one of the longest-standing investors in hedge funds and a leading European player in the sector.

More about our expertise

Altro da leggere

Analisi 17.03.2023

Learning from the mistakes of the 1970s

2023 began with market optimism that the US could successfully navigate its battle with inflation. Recent data have confirmed our suspicions that getting inflation back to the Fed’s 2% target will be more challenging than markets had been assuming.

Analisi 23.02.2023

Adapting Advisory portfolios to the improved fixed income outlook

As a decade of yield repression comes to an end, building a fixed income portfolio with an acceptable yield has become an easier task. Given a deteriorating economic background and hawkish policymakers, we believe in harvesting the attractive yields offered by short-term quality bonds, which currently have the best risk-return profile.

Analisi 21.02.2023

Japan’s equity market: small is beautiful

The steep fall in valuations that started at the end of 2021 disproportionately affected the innovative growth segment of the Japanese market. With the stronger yen, companies that are less vulnerable to global cycles could prove to be the ones to consider.