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UK Fraud Alert

Please be aware that the integration of Credit Suisse and UBS creates a unique opportunity for fraudsters to contact our clients purporting to be from our organisation or selling fake investment schemes from our entities. This could be a means to get information from our clients or to trick clients into sending money to a new account. Please be vigilant if you are contacted by an unknown party. UBS and Credit Suisse entities will never contact you by email or telephone with new bank account details.

Additionally, fraudsters are contacting members of the public using UBS or other bank’s branding regarding fake investment schemes, including fake ISAs. Please be vigilant if you are contacted by an unknown party with investment opportunities.

Protect yourself against becoming a victim of fraud

Before transferring money or sharing personal details, please contact UBS (or relevant bank) by telephone. If you are already a client, please contact your UBS or Credit Suisse advisor or contact UBS on +44 20 7567 8000.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has a range of hints and advice to avoid becoming a victim of fraud. This includes only dealing with financial firms that are authorised by the FCA. You can check the Financial Services Register to ensure they are, and when conducting your due diligence before an investment, consult the FCA clone and unauthorised firms alerts page.

Advice on staying safe online can be found at www.ubs.com/cybersafe

What to do if you have become a victim of fraud

If suspect you are a victim of fraud, please report this to the UK police via Action Fraud, and report fake UBS investments via our UK telephone number +44 20 7567 80000.

Asset Management

The Red Thread – Diversification edition – Webinar

Listen to our experts discuss diversification from multiple angles

Investment Outlook 05 Dec 2024 49 min watch

Barry Gill

Following the recent publication of The Red Thread – Diversification Edition, Barry Gill, Head of Investments, hosts a conversation with four of the key contributors to expand on and add colour to their views. From the current challenges with active stock-picking, to blending index factors and beta overlays to (potentially) enhance risk-adjusted returns, and from multi alternatives to the non-linearity of asset class correlations, the conversation is wide-ranging and lively.

Hear from:

Ian McIntosh, Head of Active Equities
Boriana Iordanova, Head of Index Research
Daniel Edelman, Senior Investment Officer - HFS Investment Risk and Quant
Michele Gambera, Head of Strategic Asset Allocation Modelling, Investment Solutions

Watch the webinar here.