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insurance industry faces mounting climate-related losses and rising costs

The world's largest insurance companies face significant challenges in covering climate-related damages, with losses reaching $10.6 billion, nearly matching the $11.3 billion in premiums from the fossil fuel sector in 2023. Over half of the 28 insurers studied report climate losses exceeding their fossil fuel premium income, raising concerns about the impact on policyholders outside this sector. As insured losses from natural disasters are projected to surpass $135 billion in 2024, the insurance industry is urged to shift focus away from fossil fuel projects to mitigate rising climate risks.

Swiss stock market shows mixed results amid thin trading and holiday effects

The Swiss stock market closed mostly higher on November 28, 2024, with the SMI rising 0.57% to 11,709.80 points, despite a lack of significant market-moving news. Julius Baer led gains with a 2.1% increase, while technology stocks like Logitech also performed well amid easing US interest rates. Conversely, Swatch Group and Richemont saw declines, reflecting ongoing challenges in the luxury sector.
08:07 28.11.2024

Christian Mumenthaler appointed President of UBS Center amid controversy

Christian Mumenthaler, recently ousted as CEO of Swiss Re, will take over as President of the UBS Center for Economics in Society at the University of Zurich in 2025, succeeding Kaspar Villiger. His appointment raises eyebrows due to his poor track record at Swiss Re, where he failed to maintain competitiveness against Munich Re and faced criticism for his leadership style, including a lack of accountability and controversial decisions at the Geneva Association.
08:31 27.11.2024

ubs plans major outsourcing of back-office jobs amid printing contract changes

UBS is poised to outsource thousands of back-office jobs, starting with document printing, as it partners with Chain IQ and SPS. The Uetlihof printing operations are set to cease by the end of 2025, raising concerns over data protection and potential monopolistic pricing in the specialty printing sector. The move signals a broader trend of outsourcing across various banking functions, with implications for the entire Swiss financial landscape.
07:58 27.11.2024

ubs center announces leadership change with christian mumenthaler as new president

The UBS Center for Economics in Society at the University of Zurich will see a leadership change as Kaspar Villiger steps down as Chairman of the Foundation Board, with Christian Mumenthaler, former Group CEO of Swiss Re, set to succeed him. Villiger, who played a pivotal role in establishing the center in 2012 through a significant donation from UBS, is praised for his exceptional leadership and commitment to fostering collaboration between science, business, and politics. UBS reaffirmed its support with an additional CHF 27 million donation in 2020 to ensure the center's continued development.
09:44 26.11.2024

ubs and goldman sachs raise price targets for zurich insurance group

UBS and Goldman Sachs have raised their price targets for Zurich, following a positive share price reaction after the capital market day. The UBS analyst has increased EPS forecasts for 2025 and 2026 by 4% and 6%, respectively, while noting that other insurance stocks like Axa and Swiss Re appear more attractive.
09:43 26.11.2024

true wealth reaches 1.6 billion francs with innovative digital wealth management solutions

True Wealth, a Swiss online wealth management platform, has reached CHF 1.6 billion in assets under management, driven by a growing acceptance of digital investment solutions and a focus on efficiency and transparency. The firm caters primarily to clients with investable assets of CHF 100,000 to CHF 1 million, a segment often neglected by traditional banks. With a successful B2B strategy and innovative offerings like child portfolios and automated 3a pension contributions, True Wealth aims to set the standard for digital wealth management in Switzerland.

wiss voters approve health reform to enhance outpatient care funding

Swiss voters have approved a government initiative to reform health-care funding, allowing for increased support for outpatient treatments alongside inpatient care. The measure, which aims to encourage more therapies at doctor’s offices, received 53.08% approval in a recent plebiscite.

eleven health insurers fail to meet solvency requirements in switzerland

Eleven health insurers in Switzerland have failed to meet the government"s solvency threshold, a significant increase from two in 2021. This decline raises concerns about the stability of the healthcare system, as adequate reserves are crucial for maintaining service continuity and managing unexpected financial challenges.
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