Cybercrime and fraud are becoming increasingly sophisticated, posing growing challenges for Financial Intermediaries and the broader financial industry. Staying ahead of emerging threats and informed ...
Financial market coverage by the UBS CIO House View. Strong US activity, higher oil prices, and a weak Treasury auction pushed the 10-year yield above 5.1% and weighed on equities.
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US 10-year Treasury bond yields moved sharply above 5%, and the USDJPY exchange rate is back above 158. US Treasury Secretary “House” Bessent seems to be demonstrating the house does not always win.
The secondaries market continues to gain importance as a liquidity solution within private markets, supported by evolving investor needs, increasing market participation and technological advancement.
Financial market coverage by the UBS CIO House View. Oil prices fell on signs of progress in US-Iran talks, but geopolitical and market risks remain.
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In the US software-as-a-service (SaaS) sector, the issue has become particularly visible because stock-based compensation ...
The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026 finds that Zurich has the highest bubble risk, followed by Tokyo. Prime markets diverge from broader housing markets amid growing affordability pressures.
If confirmed at the conclusion of the ongoing parliamentary process, today’s decision by the Council of States would result in a further excessive tightening of Swiss capital requirements, which are ...
Financial market coverage by the UBS CIO House View. Higher rates may create volatility, but resilient earnings and powerful ...
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Markets have not fully regained their earlier optimism bias, but are a little more cheerful. Yesterday, US President Trump signed an agreement essentially reaffirming the status quo with Greenland and ...