Why consider alternatives?
The search for diversification and uncorrelated returns continues to drive demand for alternative investments, yet many investors remain structurally under-allocated. UBS Asset Management offers the scale, experience, and access to support institutional and wealth management clients in building diversified, long-term portfolios across hedge funds, private equity, private credit, infrastructure, real estate, food & agriculture, and multi-alternatives.
Combining deep market insights with broad sourcing capabilities, we provide access to direct and indirect strategies, including exclusive opportunities and tailored solutions. Leveraging the collective strength of the UBS Group, we seek to deliver competitive terms and high-quality offerings from both within and outside the organization. We aim to be a long-term partner in alternatives. Responsive, specialist, and connected.
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What sets us apart
Scale
Global reach and access across a broad range of markets and asset classes.
Institutional scale that supports liquidity and sourcing power.
Access to exclusive, high-quality opportunities.
Perspective from within a leading global financial institution.
Expertise
Over 85 years of experience in alternative investing.
Full spectrum of strategies across hedge funds, private equity, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, food & agriculture, and multi-alternatives.
Partnership
Responsive and agile teams across regions committed to long-term relationships.
Tailored and customized solutions designed around investor objectives.
Culture of close collaboration and transparency.
Risks
- Potential loss: Diversification is no guarantee against loss. All investing involves risk including loss of principal. Investors may lose part or all of their invested amount.
- Market risk: Market conditions can trigger fluctuations in total returns.
- Liquidity risk: Alternative investments may entail liquidity risk.
- Foreign currency risk: The investment’s total return can be adversely affected by exchange rate fluctuations.
