UBP

since 1969
  • 1,001-5,000 employees
  • Banking

UBP

Union Bancaire Privée is a family-owned company, driven by an entrepreneurial vision, innovation and independence. UBP is one of the most strongly-capitalised private banks.

As an asset-management specialist, UBP is committed to providing innovative investment solutions suited to the new market environment, with the highest levels of service quality and transparency. The Bank strives for performance and the preservation of capital, and develops innovative, traditional and alternative product ranges for both private and institutional clients.

Expertise

Asset Management, Wealth Management, Private Banking, Asset allocation, Investment Advisory, Fund of Hedge Funds, Funds Advisory, Equities, Fixed Income, Forex, Structured Products, and Emerging Markets.

"The market is stronger than any politician, including Trump"
  • 22 Apr 2026

Nicolas Faller, Co-CEO of UBP Asset Management, which oversees EUR 34 billion in AUM, expresses confidence in a swift resolution to the conflict with Iran.

UBP Weekly View - Oil flow stability still in question
  • 20 Apr 2026

Investors reacted positively to a further de-escalation in the Middle East last week.

UBP Weekly View - Fragility persists in the Middle East
  • 14 Apr 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.

By UBP In Macro
Private banks and EAMs: leveraging synergies
  • 10 Apr 2026

The external asset manager (EAM) segment constitutes a significant part of Union Bancaire Privée’s (UBP) business, accounting for around CHF 23 billion of the Bank’s total assets under management a...

By UBP In Industry
UBP Weekly View - Between ceasefire hopes and escalation risks
  • 07 Apr 2026

Headlines about a potential ceasefire in the Middle East have started to appear, though visibility on the geopolitical outcome remains limited.

By UBP
UBP House View - April 2026
  • 02 Apr 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.

Private credit fault lines
  • 01 Apr 2026

Back in January, the dominant narrative in private credit was that negative headlines pointed to isolated events and a normalisation of flows, not systemic credit stress. Today, the picture is evol...

UBP Weekly View - Oil supply pressures turn persistent
  • 30 Mar 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.

The drive behind our Fixed Income expertise
  • 26 Mar 2026

Beyond performance: curiosity, responsibility, and the discipline to see ideas through.