Tag: Mark Haefele
Will China rebound in 2023? Not so fast, say private bankers
Fed hikes rates by most since 1994: Private banks and asset managers react
China’s latest COVID lockdowns send chill through private bank portfolios
Omicron is the latest risk for private banks as 2022 concerns mount
CIO Weekly – Asian stocks cheaper than European, US peers: Tuan Huynh of Deutsche Bank IPB
CIO Weekly: Now is a good time to add exposure to China tech — Ken Peng of Citi PB
CIO Weekly – Risk assets still supported by above-trend growth: Alice Tan of Maybank Singapore
UBS installs co-leadership for APAC CIO organisation
Trump dumps headache for fund managers
The race for the White House: how to be positioned for all possible scenarios
Greenback likely to consolidate, equities poised for gains: UBS CIO
CIO Weekly – Featuring Deutsche Bank WM’s Tuan Huynh
Continue searching for yield and reposition into long term themes: UBS CIO Mark Haefele
UBS, Bank of Singapore on how to navigate volatility
Current market dislocations not yet a trading opportunity, PBs say
UBS more overweight to risk assets after US-China trade deal
CIO Weekly – Featuring Julius Baer’s Tina Yu
UBS GWM sees relative value trade opportunities in an “all-time high” market
UBS GWM backs US$1B sustainable fund from Al Gore’s Generation IM
CIO Weekly – Featuring UBS’s global CIO, Mark Haefele
Economic headwinds to trump political risks in 2019, say PB CIOs
2019 set to be another volatile year: UBS GWM’s Mark Haefele
CIO Weekly – September 2018 Week 4
Headline risks unlikely to undermine global growth story, say UBS CIOs
PB CIOs, markets shrug at Trump-Kim summit
Private banks urge investors to stay invested despite global sell-off
UBS WM: Positive news could not lift USD further
UBS to launch “gender-lens” investing institute with UN Women
UBS WM trialling AI
UBS adds US equities, Eurozone credit risks
Stay positive on equities over bonds: UBS Wealth Management
Beijing’s policies to stabilise growth should be “sufficient”, says UBS
UBS Wealth Management bullish on Europe and Japan
UBS shuns imminent EM danger from potential rate hike
