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UBS Slips 0.8% Despite Strong Q3 Profit and Wealth Management Inflows

UBS shares fell about 0.8% despite reporting strong third-quarter 2026 earnings, robust wealth-management inflows and continued progress on the Credit Suisse integration.

Net profit reached $2.7 billion, while profit before tax rose 27% year over year to $3.59 billion. On an underlying basis, pretax profit increased 14% to $4.08 billion. Reported revenue rose 5% to $13.35 billion, while underlying revenue increased 10%.

Client momentum remained strong. Global Wealth Management attracted $55.1 billion of net new assets, while underlying Global Markets revenue increased 17%, led by a 22% rise in Equities. Group invested assets reached $7.3 trillion.

UBS also continued to exceed integration targets. Gross cost savings reached $13.2 billion, and the bank now expects cumulative savings of about $13.7 billion by year-end, above its previous $13.5 billion ambition.

Capital remained solid, with a CET1 ratio of 14.7%. UBS repurchased $1.8 billion of shares during the quarter and still plans to complete its $3 billion buyback program by the time it reports fourth-quarter results.

The 0.8% decline appears to reflect caution around the outlook rather than weakness in the quarter itself. UBS expects normal seasonal moderation in fourth-quarter transaction volumes, while uncertainty over future Swiss capital requirements remains an important overhang for shareholders.
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WS Investor 10-28-26
UBS Discloses Substantial Holding in The a2 Milk Company

UBS Group AG and its related entities disclosed to NZX Limited and The a2 Milk Company Limited that they have become a substantial holder of the company’s ordinary shares. The holding began on May 21, 2025. UBS and its related corporate entities now collectively own 36,286,808 shares, representing approximately 5.01% of the total 724,019,118 shares on issue.

This holding comprises various types of interests, including fund management control, prime brokerage rights, beneficial ownership, and derivative positions (such as cash-settled swaps and options). These interests are distributed across multiple UBS entities including UBS AG’s Australia and London branches, UBS Securities Australia Ltd, and UBS Asset Management divisions in several countries.
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European Investor 05-26-25
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