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UBS (NYSE:UBS) announced that Daniel P. Green, Financial Advisor in the firm's Knoxville, Tennessee office, has been named to the Forbes Top Next-Gen Wealth Advisors Best-in-State list for 2025, ranking #2 in Tennessee.
Green, who has been with UBS since 2013, leads The Green Group, specializing in serving families of entrepreneurs, executives, and business leaders. This marks his sixth consecutive year on the Next-Gen Advisors Best-in-State list, and he has also been recognized on the Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list from 2021-2025.
The Forbes ranking focuses on emerging professionals born in 1986 or later, based on qualitative and quantitative measures including interviews, compliance records, and revenue generation.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) announced that six financial advisors from its Southeast Wealth Management Region have been recognized on the 2025 Forbes America's Top Next-Gen Wealth Advisors list. The recognized advisors include Worth Boyce, James Mahoney, Nick Francia (who ranked #1 in DC), Kayvon Sarmadi, W. Austin Dodd, and Daniel Emerson.
The prestigious Forbes/SHOOK list features 100 professionals managing approximately $256 billion in assets. Qualifying advisors must have at least four years of experience and be born in 1986 or later. The selection process involves both qualitative and quantitative criteria, including interviews, compliance records, and revenue assessment.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) has expanded its strategic partnership with Domino Data Lab through a significant equity investment, marking a deepening of their five-year collaboration in enterprise AI development. The partnership centers on scaling RiskLab, UBS's AI model development and validation platform built on Domino's technology.
As part of the agreement, a UBS representative will join Domino Data Lab's Board as an observer. The expanded collaboration aims to streamline AI model development across UBS, focusing on secure, collaborative, and auditable AI solutions while maintaining robust governance and risk management practices.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) has announced the quarterly coupon payment for its ETRACS Alerian MLP Index ETN Series B (NYSE Arca: AMUB). The ETN will distribute a coupon amount of $0.3094 with a current annualized yield of 6.42%.
The payment schedule includes key dates: coupon valuation date of August 15, 2025, ex-date and record date of August 28, 2025, with the payment date set for September 8, 2025. The coupon payments are made quarterly, though investors should note that future payments are not guaranteed.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) has appointed Ryan Rozniakowski as Senior Market Director for Northern New Jersey within the Greater New York Metro Market. In his new role, Rozniakowski will lead UBS's largest New Jersey branch in Paramus, overseeing a team of more than 130 employees.
Rozniakowski brings significant leadership experience from his previous roles, including serving as Market Executive of the UBS Pacific Northwest Market and leading the Denver Private Wealth Management office. The appointment emphasizes UBS's commitment to strengthening its presence in the Greater New York Metro Market, which includes 18 offices across Long Island, Westchester, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
UBS Global Wealth Management US has announced the opening of a new office in downtown Napa, California. The facility will occupy 4,000 square feet on the top floor of the Napa Square building at 1455 First Street.
The LEED-certified Class A building features high ceilings, premium views, in-building parking, and central HVAC. This move comes after over 30 years of UBS's presence in the Napa area, demonstrating the firm's continued commitment to the local community and its clients.
UBS Global Wealth Management US has announced the appointment of two new Market Directors in the San Diego region. DeAnne Steele will lead the Carmel Valley and Rancho Bernardo offices, while George Towers III will oversee the La Jolla and Downtown San Diego offices.
Steele brings extensive financial industry experience across brokerage, fiduciary, and private banking platforms, previously leading financial advisors at Merrill Lynch. She holds an MBA from UCLA Anderson and both CFA® and CAIA designations. Towers, formerly Associate Market Executive for UBS's Pacific Desert Market, transitions from a background in ministry, holding a degree in Finance and Economics with an AWMA designation.
UBS AG (NYSE:UBS) has published its second-quarter 2025 consolidated financial report, following UBS Group AG's earlier release of Q2 results on July 30, 2025. The report notably addresses the ongoing integration of Credit Suisse, which is expected to continue through 2026.
The bank highlights significant operational and execution risks, including potential challenges in achieving targeted cost reductions and business benefits from the Credit Suisse acquisition. Additionally, UBS faces potential regulatory changes in Switzerland that could significantly increase capital requirements following Credit Suisse's failure.
The report extensively details various risk factors affecting UBS's performance, including geopolitical tensions, macroeconomic challenges, regulatory changes, and operational risks in the post-Credit Suisse merger environment.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) reported strong Q2 2025 financial results with a net profit of USD 2.4 billion, up 111% year-over-year, and USD 4.1 billion for 1H25. The bank achieved a profit before tax of USD 2.2 billion and underlying profit before tax of USD 2.7 billion, with core businesses increasing combined underlying PBT by 25% YoY.
Key highlights include invested assets reaching USD 6.6 trillion, Global Wealth Management generating USD 54.8 billion in net new assets for 1H25, and the Investment Bank's Global Markets delivering a record second quarter with revenues up 25% YoY. The integration of Credit Suisse remains on track with one-third of client accounts migrated in Switzerland and USD 9.1 billion in cumulative cost reductions achieved.
UBS maintained a strong capital position with a 14.4% CET1 capital ratio and completed USD 0.5 billion in share buybacks, planning an additional USD 2.0 billion in repurchases for H2 2025. The bank is also investing in AI and cloud infrastructure while maintaining its position as a key lender in Switzerland, having granted or renewed around CHF 40 billion in loans during the quarter.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) has announced the appointment of J. Mills-Pierre III as Financial Advisor in their Manhattan Market. Mills joins the firm's 299 Park Avenue location, reporting to Market Director Neal Cooper and Associate Market Executive Demie Kommatas, under Market Executive Kellie Brady's leadership.
Mills brings over 20 years of experience in private and public sectors, previously serving as Senior Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch and Finance Director for the Los Angeles Mayor's Office. As a Senior Portfolio Manager and founding advisor of Groupe M at UBS, he will focus on advising high-net-worth clients through a multi-family office model, specializing in efficient capital deployment and wealth preservation.