UBS GAM launches quartet of new ETFs
UBS Global Asset Management has launched four new ETFs on the London Stock Exchange.
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Gold predictive powers to return UBS
Golds use as a macro-economic barometer is set to increase, say UBS commodities analysts Edel Tully and Joni Teves.
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The recent selloff passing shower
UBS strategist, Matthew Richards discusses five pressing questions in light of the recent market sell-off.
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UBS strengthens hold on private banking top spot
UBS has bolstered its position as the worlds largest private bank by assets under management ahead of the likes of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse.
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Commodities roil on Iraq tensions SA strikes
Oil futures hit nine month highs on Friday, with gold and silver following its lead, while pgms continued their fall.
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PA ANALYSIS Watch out for those ETFs
Innovative, nimble and cheap, ETFs have taken over the investment world by storm with their competitive and innovative offerings.
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UBS WM takes on tech and emerging markets
UBS Wealth Management is positioning its client portfolios to take advantage of a number of opportunities within technology and emerging markets.
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How important are banks for UK equity income funds
Banks have had their round of flak following the crisis, but has that changed?
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LGI appoints UBS director in DFM sales push
LGI poaches UBS sales director to grow its discretionary presence
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The wheels coming off EM currencies
Some emerging markets have found themselves wobbling in recent weeks‚ following a long period of hitching themselves to the loose monetary policy of the Federal Reserve. They face the choice of hanging on (by raising rates) or letting go (allowing their currency to depreciate) but neither of these options will be pain-free.
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Is this a herd worth following
Nobody would claim that economists have ever done a great job at forecasting the economy and trying to forecast anything with as many moving parts as the economy is a next to impossible task.
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Global equity returns to halve
Investors must expect global equity returns to halve compared to the growth enjoyed over the past five years since the Fed first initiated QE, according to UBS Wealth Managements CIO Alexander Friedman.
