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Company news also covers UBS Wealth Management hiring, market leadership appointments, advisor-team recognition and regional office activity in the United States. Other recurring themes include governance matters, integration work following the Credit Suisse acquisition, and disclosures tied to UBS Group shares listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) announced that multiple advisors in its Southeast Wealth Management Region were named to several 2026 Barron’s rankings.
Honorees include Top 100 Financial Advisors Greg Cash and Mitchell Wickham, several Top 100 Institutional Consulting Teams, and multiple Top 250 Private Wealth Management Teams across key Southeast markets.
UBS (UBS) appointed Michael Bonomo as Senior Market Director and Taylor Wan as Market Director in the San Francisco Market, reporting to Market Executive Emily de la Reguera.
Bonomo will lead Private Wealth Management in San Francisco, while Wan will oversee East Bay offices with a focus on growth, advisor development and client experience.
UBS (UBS) appointed Rick Penafiel as Market Executive for South Florida, covering Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and Palm Beach. Penafiel joins from J.P. Morgan with more than three decades of wealth management experience and will be based in Boca Raton reporting to Julie Fox.
UBS is splitting Florida into two markets—South Florida and Greater Florida—as long-time Florida Market Executive Lane Stumlauf plans to step down later this year. UBS cited recent office openings and planned renovations across Florida through 2027.
UBS (UBS) announced on May 4, 2026 that Harlan S. Levinson and Louis F. Vargas joined as Financial Advisors in the UBS Manhattan Market at 299 Park Avenue, reporting to Market Director Demie Kommatas and led by Market Executive Kellie Brady. The Levinson Vargas Group will serve high-net-worth and diverse client segments.
The release highlights advisors' expertise in wealth accumulation, retirement planning, trusts and estates, intergenerational transfers, tax-efficient strategies, and client-focused, customized solutions.
UBS (UBS) appointed Jeremy Autry as Market Director, Manhattan Market, effective May 4, 2026. He will be based at 1285 Avenue of the Americas and report to Manhattan Market Executive Kellie Brady. Autry brings 25 years of financial services experience and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™.
The hire follows his prior role as Associate Market Manager for the 5th Avenue Market at Morgan Stanley and is presented as part of UBS’s ongoing investment in leadership and talent in Manhattan.
UBS (UBS) announced that 34 advisor teams across Southern California and Hawaii were named to the Forbes 2026 Best‑In‑State Wealth Management Teams list on April 30, 2026. The recognition spans high‑net‑worth and private wealth teams across Honolulu, Orange County, Riverside County and San Diego.
The fourth annual ranking covers more than 6,100 teams overseeing a combined $8.3 trillion; SHOOK Research compiled the list using quantitative data and qualitative interviews.
UBS (UBS) announced that 10 Arizona-based wealth management teams were named to the Forbes 2026 Best-in-State Wealth Management Teams list.
The Schultz Group in Phoenix ranked #1 High Net Worth in Arizona for 2026, repeating its #1 placement in 2023 and 2025. UBS Arizona teams are managed by Ryan Lurie. Forbes|SHOOK evaluated more than 6,100 teams overseeing $8.3 trillion in client assets.
UBS (UBS) hired Luke Naes as a Financial Advisor in its Boulder, Colorado office on April 30, 2026. Naes joins UBS Private Wealth Management from Bank of America Private Bank with a decade of experience advising high-net-worth clients, business owners and executives on pre- and post-liquidity event planning.
He holds registrations as a general securities representative and investment adviser representative and earned accounting, finance and an MBA from the University of Colorado Boulder.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) reported USD 3.0bn net profit in 1Q26, RoCET1 of 16.8% (underlying 17.0%) and a CET1 ratio of 14.7%. Revenue grew 13% YoY to USD 14.2bn with strong Global Wealth Management flows (GWM net new assets USD 37.4bn) and Asset Management net new money USD 14.0bn. Integration milestones completed: migration of ~1.2m client accounts and USD 11.5bn cumulative gross cost savings. UBS repurchased USD 0.9bn shares and is on track for USD 3bn by 2Q26; regulatory capital proposals could require incremental CET1 at UBS AG standalone of ~USD 22bn.
UBS (NYSE:UBS) reacted to the Swiss Federal Council’s final Capital Adequacy Ordinance and proposed Banking Act amendments affecting foreign participations. UBS said the package is extreme, lacks international alignment, and will be reviewed ahead of Q1 2026 results on 29 April 2026.
UBS estimates the CAO measures would remove ~USD 4bn net CET1 (group) and reduce the CET1 ratio by ~0.8 percentage points; proposed foreign-participation rules could require ~USD 20bn additional CET1 at UBS AG, rising to ~USD 22bn incremental and ~USD 37bn when combined with prior Credit Suisse acquisition impacts.