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UBS Switzerland AG will conduct a capital increase from April 24 to May 5, 2025, aiming to raise approximately CHF 356 million. The subscription ratio is set at 1 new share for every 22 existing shares, with a price of 106.20 francs per share. Proceeds will primarily fund residential and mixed-use projects in Dübendorf, Wetzikon, and Geneva, along with additional property acquisitions, renovations, and debt repayment.
UBS Switzerland AG is set to conduct a capital increase for the UBS (CH) Property Fund - Swiss Mixed Sima, aiming to raise CHF 356 million from April 24 to May 5, 2025. The subscription ratio is 1 new share for every 22 existing shares at a price of CHF 106.20. Proceeds will primarily fund residential and mixed-use projects in Dübendorf, Wetzikon, and Geneva, along with additional property acquisitions, renovations, and debt repayment.
UBS Switzerland AG will conduct a capital increase for UBS "Sima" with subscription rights from April 24 to May 5, 2025. Subscription rights will be traded on the SIX Swiss Exchange from April 24 to April 30, 2025. The Fund Management Board has also set distributions for UBS "Sima", UBS "Foncipars", UBS "Swissreal", and Residentia based on the financial year ending December 31, 2024.
UBS Switzerland AG will conduct a capital increase for UBS «Sima» with subscription rights from April 24 to May 5, 2025. Official trading of subscription rights will occur on the SIX Swiss Exchange from April 24 to April 30, 2025. Additionally, the fund management company has set the distribution for UBS «Sima», UBS «Foncipars», UBS «Swissreal», and Residentia based on results as of December 31, 2024.
A retired UBS executive, P. A., has had his account terminated without explanation, despite an unwritten rule against such actions for retired employees. UBS cites its right to terminate accounts under its General Terms and Conditions, as it reviews client relationships to cut costs. This trend reflects a broader strategy to eliminate unprofitable clients following the Credit Suisse acquisition.
UBS, in collaboration with Wincasa, offers advisory solutions for energy-efficient renovations of investment properties in Switzerland. This partnership simplifies complex renovation projects, aiming to reduce energy consumption and CO₂ emissions while enhancing property value and tenant comfort. The initiative also provides access to tax deductions and public subsidies, promoting sustainable real estate development.
UBS, in collaboration with Wincasa, offers comprehensive advisory solutions for energy-efficient building renovations across Switzerland, addressing the urgent need for modernization in the real estate sector. With over one million buildings requiring urgent upgrades, the initiative aims to reduce energy consumption and CO₂ emissions while enhancing property value and tenant comfort. The modular service includes technical analyses, renovation planning, and financing options, promoting sustainable development and benefiting owners, tenants, and the environment alike.
UBS, in collaboration with Wincasa, offers comprehensive consulting solutions for energy-efficient renovations of investment properties in Switzerland. This partnership aims to simplify complex renovation projects, enhance property value, and promote sustainability by reducing energy consumption and CO₂ emissions. Clients benefit from tailored advisory, financing services, and the option to choose their implementation partners, ultimately creating a win-win situation for owners, tenants, and the environment.
UBS reported a record net profit of $1.4 billion following its merger with Credit Suisse, which officially took place on July 1. The integration of Credit Suisse customers into UBS platforms will occur gradually through 2025, as the two banks initially operate separately. The acquisition was expedited in response to pressure from Swiss authorities to stabilize Credit Suisse.
LLB Switzerland has expanded its presence by opening new offices in Zurich and St. Gallen, enhancing its corporate and private banking teams. Key appointments include Thomas Knechtli as Regional Head of Corporate Clients in Zurich and Maria Colicchio leading Private Banking in Winterthur/Thurgau and St. Gallen. The new teams bring extensive experience from leading financial institutions, aiming to strengthen client services in the region.
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