As a major company, Switzerland’s third-largest private employer and a significant lender to Swiss households and companies, UBS is committed to actively contributing its position to the ongoing regulation debate on Swiss banking stability. On this page you find various content on this matter.

UBS continues to engage in the debate. We remain committed to our globally diversified business model and unique regional footprint. As the largest truly global wealth manager and leading bank in Switzerland, with competitive global investment bank and asset management capabilities, we bring financial stability, expertise, economic benefits and international know-how to our home market Switzerland and our clients globally.

As we have repeatedly said, we will do everything we can to ensure that UBS can continue to operate successfully as a global bank from Switzerland.
Sergio P. Ermotti

Sergio P. Ermotti

Group CEO

Swiss TBTF discussion – facts and figures

Too Big To Fail – facts and figures (29 July 2026)

This document provides the facts, figures and information that UBS believes are central to the TBTF debate and relevant for an informed assessment of the proposals currently under consideration.

Consultation responses and position papers

Further resources

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Latest developments

Second quarter 2026

UBS published its second-quarter 2026 results on 29 July.

UBS statement on regulatory capital announcements made by the Swiss government

Our media release from 22 April 2026

First quarter 2026

UBS published its first-quarter 2026 results on 29 April.

Annual General Meeting 2026

Speeches by Colm Kelleher and Sergio P. Ermotti

Three years on: Switzerland’s strength lies in balance, not excess (19 March 2026)

An open letter from Group CEO Sergio P. Ermotti

Consultation response: capitalization of foreign participations (9 Jan 2026)

Our firm's response to the consultaton of the capitalization of foreign participations by parent companies of systemically important banks:

A bank like Switzerland

Details about UBS’s contribution to Switzerland, its economy and its people: