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UBS works with individuals, families, institutions, and corporations around the world to help answer some of life's questions – whether through award winning wealth management advisory, investment banking and asset management expertise, or private and corporate banking services in Switzerland. We're a team of more than 66,000 colleagues, collaborating across all major financial centers in 50 countries. We strive for excellence in everything we do, and this has awarded us recognition across our businesses. We offer a collaborative, international and diverse working environment that rewards passion, commitment and success – and are regularly recognized as an attractive employer.
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Rating by Women Employees | 3.9 Good rated by 910 women | 3.9 Good rated by 2.3k women | 3.8 Good rated by 2.4k women | 3.8 Good rated by 1.7k women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.9 Good rated by 2k men | 3.8 Good rated by 4.7k men | 3.9 Good rated by 4.1k men | 4.0 Good rated by 3.3k men |
Job security | 3.5 Good | 3.9 Good | 4.0 Good | 4.0 Good |
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Shriram AMC appoints former Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund manager Prateek Nigudkar
- Shriram Asset Management Company Ltd. has appointed Prateek Nigudkar as Senior - Fund Manager to contribute to the company’s investment strategy with a focus on quantitative solutions.
- Prateek Nigudkar brings over 13 years of experience in quantitative strategies, asset allocation, and equity research from his previous roles at Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund, DSP Mutual Fund, and Credit Suisse.
- His expertise in quantitative portfolio construction and multi-asset strategies aligns with Shriram AMC's philosophy, combining quantitative analysis and fundamental research to deliver unique investment solutions.
- Prateek Nigudkar, with a Master’s degree in Quantitative Finance, expressed excitement about joining Shriram AMC and applying his data-driven investment strategies to enhance innovative solutions.

UBS Sees Telecom Quarter On Silent Mode; No Buy Calls On Any Stock In Sector
- UBS has downgraded Bharti Airtel to 'sell' and Vodafone Idea to 'neutral', citing rich valuations and potential delays in tariff hikes.
- UBS raised its price target on Bharti Airtel but slashed it for Vodafone Idea. The sector is viewed as 'priced for perfection' with no buy-rated stocks by UBS.
- UBS expects a 'boring' quarter ahead for the telecom sector in fiscal 2026, with limited movement in core metrics. Bharti Airtel and Vodafone forecast modest revenue growth.
- The medium-term revenue estimates for Vodafone Idea have been lowered by UBS due to ongoing funding delays, with capex forecasts also reduced.

Kissht Kicks Off IPO Journey, Converts Into Public Entity
- Fintech startup Kissht has started its IPO journey by converting into a public entity.
- The company's shareholders passed a resolution to convert from a private limited to a public limited entity, a necessary step for listing on Indian stock exchanges.
- Kissht plans to raise funds through its IPO, with a fresh issue of shares and offer for sale.
- They are expected to file their DRHP by the end of the month, have appointed new directors, and have roped in ICICI Securities, UBS Securities, and Motilal Oswal as lead bank managers for the IPO.

UBS Invests in Icon’s Payment Modernization Efforts
- UBS has made an equity investment in payments technology FinTech company Icon Solutions.
- The investment was announced on June 18 and follows additional funding from existing investors Citi and NatWest.
- UBS views Icon as a crucial partner in modernizing payment platforms with innovative infrastructure solutions.
- The investment solidifies the partnership between UBS and Icon to deliver faster and future-ready payment solutions.
- UBS, along with Citi and NatWest, will utilize Icon's Payments Framework (IPF) for their payments modernization programs.
- IPF allows banks to speed up the development, testing, and deployment of payment processing solutions while controlling costs and timelines.
- Icon's director and co-founder, Tom Kelleher, believes that banks should take the lead in their payments transformation, indicating confidence in IPF.
- PYMNTS highlights the increasing importance for banks to modernize in response to consumer preferences for instant payments and small businesses seeking faster access to funds.
- Research shows a growing preference for instant disbursements, with virtual accounts offering banks a competitive edge in meeting these evolving customer needs.
- Virtual accounts present an opportunity for banks to turn disbursements into customer-centric services that go beyond just transferring money.

New Study Finds U.S. Adds Staggering Number of Millionaires Per Day
- A new study reveals that the United States added over 1,000 millionaires per day in 2024.
- The report, conducted by UBS, shows a total of about 379,000 new millionaires in the U.S. last year, a 1.5% increase.
- The U.S. had around 23.8 million millionaires by the start of 2025, the highest in any country globally.
- UBS attributes the increase to strong markets and a stable dollar but predicts a potential decrease in new millionaires for 2025.
- UBS economist James Mazeau is optimistic about continued wealth creation in the U.S.
- Almost 40% of the world's millionaires reside in the United States.
- Globally, the total number of millionaires increased by 684,000 in 2024.
- The count of billionaires worldwide rose to 2,891, with 813 billionaires living in the U.S.
UBS digital art museum to open in 2026, bringing europe’s largest teamLab show to hamburg
- Hamburg is set to open the UBS Digital Art Museum in 2026, becoming Europe's largest institution dedicated to digital and immersive art.
- The museum, founded by Lars Hinrichs and led by Artistic Director Ulrich Schrauth, is supported by UBS as the naming sponsor and lead partner.
- Located in Hamburg's HafenCity district, the museum will launch with a teamLab exhibition, introducing an interactive art environment spread across 7,000 square meters.
- The museum's inaugural exhibition, teamLab Borderless Hamburg, offers a seamless and immersive ecosystem where digital artworks interact with human presence.
- Lars Hinrichs was inspired to create the museum after visiting teamLab Borderless in Tokyo, aiming to bring this experience to Europe.
- The UBS Digital Art Museum is a private initiative focused on making digital and immersive art accessible and tangible for all visitors.
- Visitors will be encouraged to touch, interact, and even co-create within the museum space, breaking traditional museum norms.
- Beyond the initial exhibition, the museum plans to showcase a variety of digital art, support emerging artists, and promote dialogue on art and technology.
- The museum also aims to be the world's first climate-neutral museum, prioritizing sustainability and fairness in its operations.

BSE shares fluctuate after F&O expiry shift, tanks 6% in early trade
- BSE shares experienced fluctuations after the F&O expiry shift, plunging 6% in early trading.
- Motilal Oswal downgraded BSE's stock to neutral from buy with a target price of ₹2,300.
- The F&O expiry shift is expected to result in BSE losing market share in premium turnover.
- BSE's market share varied from 8% to 38% across different days of the week.
- Motilal anticipates a market share loss of 350-400 basis points for BSE.
- Motilal also reduced average daily turnover estimates for FY26 and FY27, leading to lower earnings estimates.
- Goldman Sachs predicted BSE could lose 3% market share within index options premium in the short term.
- Jefferies maintained a hold rating on BSE citing 5-10% volume impact in the near future.
- UBS retained a buy call on BSE, expecting a 15% volume impact due to the change in expiry.
- BSE shares traded flat on the NSE at ₹2,661.90 after hitting a low of ₹2,500.
- The stock opened 5% lower in early trading at ₹2,525.
- Published on June 18, 2025.

Equity benchmarks set for muted open as West Asia tensions spur risk aversion
- Equity benchmarks are set for a muted open as tensions in West Asia drive risk aversion.
- Nifty futures indicate the Nifty 50 will open near the previous close.
- Other Asian markets opened lower, with the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index declining by 0.5%.
- Wall Street equities fell, while crude prices rose amid the Israel-Iran conflict entering its sixth day.
- Investor concerns heighten over a broader escalation in the oil-rich Middle East due to the conflict.
- Rising crude prices negatively impact economies like India, where oil imports make up a substantial portion of the bill.
- Tensions in the Middle East, uncertainty around U.S. President Trump's tariffs, and signs of U.S. economic weakness contribute to market instability.
- The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain rates steady with focus on updated economic and rate projections.
- On Tuesday, domestic institutional investors continued buying Indian stocks for the 21st consecutive session.
- Foreign portfolio investors ended a four-session selling streak.
- India's markets regulator approved requests for the NSE and BSE to move equity derivatives contracts' expiry to Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- UBS and Goldman Sachs suggest that this change may lead to decreased volumes and impact BSE's market share gains.
- The exchange rate is $1 to 86.2700 Indian rupees.
- Published on June 18, 2025.

Zurich-based aerial robotics startup Voliro flies high with €19.8 million to deploy their maintenance drones
- Swiss aerial robotics startup Voliro raises €19.8 million in Series A extension to accelerate development of their inspection drones.
- Funding includes participation from noa and a debt facility from UBS, with Cherry Ventures leading the original round.
- Voliro's technology enhances industrial safety, asset maintenance for wind farms, and addresses workforce shortages in inspections.
- Their Voliro T drone features a patented tiltable rotor system for stable contact during inspections.
- The company aims to improve safety, data quality, and efficiency in inspections, offering a versatile and intelligent platform.
- Voliro has a global presence, conducting over 100 contact inspections monthly for customers like Chevron and Holcim.
- Their drones target hard-to-access infrastructure to prevent failures, reduce risks, and lower inspection costs in various industries.
- Traditional manual inspection methods are costly, infrequent, and reactive, leading to corrosion-related failures and accidents.
- Voliro's automation solutions help industries detect issues early, reduce downtime, and attract digital-native technicians.
- The investment will accelerate the development of AI-powered inspection reporting, enhanced autonomy, and modular payloads for Voliro's drones.
Hyundai Motor Gets UBS' 'Buy' Initiation On Capacity Expansion, Premiumisation
- UBS has initiated coverage on Hyundai Motor India Ltd. with a ‘buy’ rating and a price target of Rs 2,350, citing the company's strategic capacity expansion and growth trajectory.
- Hyundai is set for a strong comeback, driven by its new optimisation-led strategy, upcoming plant in Maharashtra to increase production capacity by 30%, and positioning India as a global export hub.
- UBS expects a significant increase in domestic volume growth by 10% between fiscal 2026 and fiscal 2028, along with an 11% annual rise in export volumes.
- Hyundai's success is attributed to its premiumisation and technology adoption, offering upmarket features like sunroofs, GDi engines, DCT gearboxes, and ADAS.
- While Hyundai underperformed in volume growth, it maintained strong revenue and operating profit figures due to its product mix and pricing power, with higher EBIT margins compared to industry peers.
- UBS forecasts a 16% Ebitda CAGR during fiscal 2026–2028, supported by operating leverage and growing export share, despite risks such as overdependence on the Creta and potential launch missteps.
- Hyundai's focus on growth, product innovation, and premium positioning, alongside its pipeline of 26 new models by 2030 and entry into hybrids, justifies a bullish outlook and long-term investment, according to UBS.


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