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Global Head of Advisory & Asset Allocation
Genebra, Suíça
English, French
Nicolas Laroche, que tem mais de 18 anos de experiência em gestão de património e mercados financeiros, integrou a UBP em junho de 2016 como Diretor Global de Serviços de Aconselhamento, tendo sob a sua alçada uma equipa de especialistas em investimentos em rendimento fixo e ações. Em maio de 2023, passou a exercer também as funções de Diretor Global de Alocação de Ativos e integrou o Comité de Investimento Global da UBP.
Antes da UBP, Nicolas Laroche trabalhou 10 anos no Crédit Agricole Indosuez Wealth Management como consultor, onde geria uma carteira de mandatos de aconselhamento de clientes com património líquido ultraelevado. A sua carreira começou na equipa de consultoria para investimento da divisão de private banking do BNP Paribas, em Paris, onde começou a desenvolver a sua paixão e as suas competências a nível dos mercados acionistas globais, pesquisa temática e seleção de ações.
Nicolas Laroche é mestre em Finanças pela escola de gestão francesa Skema.
12.05.2026
Global equities extended their rally, powered by significant technology sector strength and a standout earnings season: S&P 500 Q1 earnings per share (EPS) growth reached +27.7%, double initial expectations. Emerging markets outperformed, led by Taiwan and South Korea.
04.05.2026
Global equities advanced, driven by strong US technology earnings, while fixed income markets slipped as yields moved higher and central banks maintained a cautious stance.
28.04.2026
Global markets are navigating a fragile balance between resilient growth, persistent geopolitical tensions and cautious central banks.
20.04.2026
Investors reacted positively to a further de-escalation in the Middle East last week.
14.04.2026
Following the announcement of a two-week US–Iran ceasefire on Tuesday, 7 April, risk assets were supported by the perception that the worst may have been avoided.
07.04.2026
Headlines about a potential ceasefire in the Middle East have started to appear, though visibility on the geopolitical outcome remains limited.
02.04.2026
The recent escalation in the Middle East has materially changed the tone of markets and prompted us to revise our base case scenario, notably on energy.
30.03.2026
As the Middle East conflict enters its fifth week, recent developments are pointing to a clear shift from an initial oil disruption towards a broadening supply shock.
17.03.2026
The prospect of a prolonged Middle East conflict is unsettling financial markets, as investors weigh the potential macroeconomic consequences.
