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UBS Group AG (UBS)

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD
Visitors trend2W10W9M
28.73-0.39 (-1.34%)
At close: 04:01PM EDT
28.92 +0.19 (+0.66%)
After hours: 07:44PM EDT

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    UBS announced a cash dividend of 0.35 with an ex-date of May. 1, 2024

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Previous Close29.12
Open29.14
Bid28.27 x 4000
Ask29.20 x 3000
Day's Range28.68 - 29.18
52 Week Range18.71 - 32.13
Volume2,178,481
Avg. Volume2,876,603
Market Cap92.921B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.01
PE Ratio (TTM)3.40
EPS (TTM)8.45
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield0.35 (1.22%)
Ex-Dividend DateApr 30, 2024
1y Target Est33.35
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  • Reuters

    Finance minister: Capital requirements will slow UBS growth

    The Swiss government's proposed tougher capital requirements for the banking industry will impact UBS's ability to grow, the country's finance minister said in an interview published on Saturday. Switzerland's largest bank will have to hold more capital if the regulatory package, announced on Wednesday to prevent a repeat of the collapse of Credit Suisse, is implemented, Karin Keller-Sutter told Aargauer Zeitung.

  • Business Wire

    UBS Private Wealth Management hires Regina Bronson and Alex Gitomer in New York City

    NEW YORK, April 12, 2024--UBS Private Wealth Management today announced that Regina Bronson and Alex Gitomer will be joining the firm as Managing Directors and Private Wealth Advisors in New York City. Regina and Alex will also be joined by Senior Wealth Strategy Associates Christina Brown and Hilary Stock.

  • Benzinga

    UBS Navigates Complex Regulatory Terrain in Bid for Full Control of China Platform (Updated)

    Editor’s Note: The story has been updated to correct Citadel CEO name UBS Group AG (NYSE:UBS) is reportedly in discussions to attain full ownership of its China platform through a strategic swap involving its stake in Credit Suisse’s onshore securities venture. The Zurich-based lender is reportedly eyeing the 33% stake held by Beijing State-Owned Assets Management Co. in their joint venture UBS Securities Co., in exchange for selling part or all of its 51% stake in Credit Suisse Securities (Chin

  • Reuters

    UBS could need $10 billion-$15 billion in extra capital to meet new Swiss rules, analyst says

    UBS might need to retain $10 billion to $15 billion in excess capital after Switzerland's government this week laid out plans for tougher capital requirements for the enlarged lender, Autonomous Research estimated on Thursday. In its base case, UBS would need 200 to 300 basis points more in common equity tier 1 ratio (CET1 ratio), a measure of a bank's resilience, which "would require the retention of around $10-15 billion incremental CET1 capital in coming years," banks analyst Stefan Stalmann wrote in a note to clients. In a worse case "headwind", UBS would face up to 700 basis points more for its CET1 ratio, Stalmann said, although he cautioned that his estimates were based in part on guesswork because the Swiss government had not quantified the extra capital it believed the enlarged UBS would need to hold.

  • PR Newswire

    UBS Private Wealth Advisor Jason Stephens named to Barron's Top 1200 Financial Advisors list

    UBS Private Wealth Management announced today that Jason E. Stephens, CFP®, Private Wealth Advisor and Managing Director, The Stephens Group, in Naples, Florida, has been named to the Barron's Top 1200 Financial Advisors list for 2024. Jason ranks No. 25 in the state of Florida.

  • Banking Dive

    UBS could face stricter capital requirements

    The Swiss government outlined a 209-page report Wednesday proposing stricter capital requirements for UBS, which has a balance sheet of $1.7 trillion and floated the idea of additional powers for Finma.

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 1-Global watchdog welcomes reform proposals for Swiss banking

    Swiss proposals to better regulate its banking system and make it safer were welcomed by the Financial Stability Board on Thursday, which said changes were particularly important in view of the size of the enlarged lender UBS. "We welcome the Swiss government's steps to further strengthen their Too Big to Fail framework in light of last year's turmoil," said FSB Secretary General John Schindler. "Several of the proposals echo recommendations of our recent peer review, and if adopted would make the framework stronger," he added.

  • Reuters

    Swiss National Bank responds to gov't proposals to regulate UBS, other banks

    The Swiss National Bank on Thursday said it noted the government's proposals to better supervise UBS and other big banks in the wake of last year's Credit Suisse crisis. "The SNB takes note of the TBTF report and welcomes the regular review of TBTF regulation," the central bank said in relation to the Swiss government's review of Too Big to Fail (TBTF) rules for the financial sector.

  • Reuters

    Analysis-Swiss banking plan leaves 'relieved' UBS out of immediate firing line

    UBS could take years to feel the bite of new regulations after the Swiss government set out plans aimed at keeping the "monster bank" in line that were light on detail and heralded a tortuous political process to enshrine them in law. Shares in the Zurich-based lender took a knock on Wednesday after the finance ministry said its "too big to fail" recommendations envisaged tougher capital requirements for UBS and other systemically important banks following the rescue of its stricken rival Credit Suisse in 2023. "The measures proposed by the Federal Council are not enough to finally regulate the banking sector effectively," said Cedric Wermuth, co-leader of the centre-left Social Democrats (SP), the second-biggest party in the Swiss parliament.

  • Bloomberg

    UBS Faces Substantially Higher Capital Rules Under Swiss Proposals

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