UBS pre-tax profits jump 27% to $3.59 billion in the third quarter
Strong inflows in global wealth management and lower costs helped offset Credit Suisse integration expenses, while UBS said its buyback remains on track.
- On Wednesday, UBS Group reported a third-quarter pre-tax profit of almost $3.6 billion, up 27% year-on-year and matching consensus forecasts.
- Strong inflows into global wealth management supported performance, with net new assets reaching $55.1 billion by quarter-end, driven by $18 billion in Asia and $17 billion in the Americas.
- The integration of former rival Credit Suisse remains on track for year-end completion, with cumulative cost savings now expected at around $13.7 billion.
- Accelerating capital returns, UBS repurchased $1.8 billion of shares in the quarter and plans to complete its $3 billion buyback program in February.
- UBS leadership warned the bank may reconsider its future in Switzerland if new capital requirements become too harsh, as the Swiss Upper House recently proposed rules the bank deemed unacceptable.
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Credit Suisse's integration process is in the process of being completedOnce again, UBS has published a sharp increase in quarterly results, notably driven by wealth management. Between July and September, the group led by Sergio Ermotti saw its net profit increase by 8% over a year to 2.69 billion dollars (2.23 billion francs).The operating profit (Ebit) for its part increased from 27% to 3.59 billion dollars (2.98 billion francs). Revenues inc…
UBS Q3 profit before tax up 27% to $3.59B
UBS said on Wednesday that its third-quarter profit before tax jumped 27% from a year ago to reach $3.59 billion, while net profit rose 8% to $2.69 billion, matching expectations.The bank said it expe...
UBS Group Logs Higher Q3 Attributable Net Profit, Revenue
UBS Group logged $2.69 billion in net profit attributable to shareholders for the third quarter, compared with $2.48 billion a year ago. EPS moved to $0.85 from $0.76 year over year, a Wednesday...
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