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Finanz und Wirtschaft (06.05.2020) - Eleanor Taylor Jolidon, Co-Head of Swiss and Global Equity at Union Bancaire Privée, endorses companies that can withstand crises and warns about too much optimism

Professional Pensions (24.04.2020) - The fastest bear market in history ends one of the longest-ever bull markets

An investor who focuses solely on low carbon emissions could end up investing in polluters, while excluding some of the most important providers of solutions to the climate emergency.

Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) today announced the arrival of Kier Boley, who has been appointed CIO of Alternative Investment Solutions, as well as Co-Head of Alternative Investment Solutions.

Our Global Head of Forex Strategy, Peter Kinsella, discusses how Italian bond yield increases are going to affect the euro.

UBP is proud to release the second edition of its Impact Report.

Spotlight - The US Federal Reserve has committed to a ‘whatever it takes’ approach to offset the impact of the Coronavirus on the US and global economy. The key beneficiary of this commitment will be gold.

Good With Money (25.03.2020) – Our Co-Manager of the Positive Impact Equity strategy Rupert Welchman discusses the importance of impact investing in the current environment.

Fixed-income frontier markets have seen significant growth in both importance and liquidity over the past decade. While still mainly thought of as part of global EM investments, frontier markets have “grown up” and deserve to be considered separately.

Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) announced last Friday that it is further expanding its sovereign emerging market fixed income offering with the launch of a new frontier market strategy.

Spotlight - With the COVID-19 virus having run unimpeded through Europe and the United States in recent weeks, looking ahead, the impact of the virus will now face not only more aggressive containment efforts but also growing measures to offset its effect on the broader economy.

India’s total infected cases (979) and fatality rate (25) remain low but it has been escalating. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), this can become overwhelming, if uncontrolled.