Exceptional financial strength and stability

How UBS meets—and exceeds—the most stringent requirements for stability in the world

Right now, we know a strong foundation is more important to you than ever. For more than 160 years, UBS has been tested and proven resilient—serving our clients through a wide range of financial challenges and market conditions. We continue to be recognized for, and demonstrate, our strength as a leader among the biggest, and strongest, globally systemic banks.

Strong ratings and capital reserves

A+

Long-term credit rating1

by Standard & Poor’s

$4.1 Tr

invested assets2

$45.5 Bn

Capital reserves3

1As of 15 March 2023; Investor relations and Standard & Poor’s. UBS AG also received ratings of Aa3 and AA- from Moody’s and Fitch, respectively. Note, as of March 21, 2023, Moody’s and Fitch changed their outlooks on UBS’s long-term deposit and senior unsecured ratings from stable to negative.
2UBS Company reports, 1Q23 for UBS Group AG.
3As of FY22, UBS has CET1 capital of USD 45.5bn with more than USD 105bn in total loss absorbing capacity, building a strong capital position and a balance sheet that is for all seasons.

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Why it matters for you

Financial resiliency

Top ratings from major credit agencies1 deliver confidence for our clients

Financial strength

We perform regular rigorous “stress tests” designed to safeguard your holdings

Strong capital reserves

UBS capital reserves exist—precisely to protect our clients' assets—and they substantially exceed what's required 3

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1As of 15 March 2023; Investor relations and Standard & Poor’s. UBS AG also received ratings of Aa3 and AA- from Moody’s and Fitch, respectively. Note, as of March 21, 2023, Moody’s and Fitch changed their outlooks on UBS’s long-term deposit and senior unsecured ratings from stable to negative.
2UBS Company reports, 1Q23 for UBS Group AG.
3As of FY22, UBS has CET1 capital of USD 45.5bn with more than USD 105bn in total loss absorbing capacity, building a strong capital position and a balance sheet that is for all seasons.