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UBS Group AG reports news on a global financial institution built around wealth management, Swiss universal banking, asset management and focused investment banking capabilities. Recurring updates include financial results, client activity, capital ratios, dividend and share-repurchase actions, and regulatory capital developments affecting the group’s balance sheet and capital planning.
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 Investment Bank has announced coupon payments for five ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs) traded on NYSE Arca. The ETNs include:
- HDLB: $0.1724 coupon, 10.29% annual yield
- SMHB: $0.0929 coupon, 13.23% annual yield
- PFFL: $0.1543 coupon, 9.49% annual yield
- CEFD: $0.2585 coupon, 10.25% annual yield
- MVRL: $0.3064 coupon, 13.03% annual yield
These coupons are variable and linked to cash distributions, with payments scheduled monthly.
UBS AG has successfully completed the succession process for two exchange-traded notes (ETNs), transitioning from the original underlying index to the MVIS US Business Development Companies Index. Effective July 30, 2021, the ETNs have been renamed to reflect the change. The adjusted Initial Index Level for BDCZ ETN is 692.808593, while the Last Reset Index Closing Level for BDCX ETN is 536.663. UBS confirmed that the modification will not incur US federal income tax consequences for ETN holders. The ETRACS ETNs are traded on NYSE Arca and carry inherent risks.
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UBS, Envestnet, and iCapital Network announced a strategic relationship to provide access to curated alternative investment products via Envestnet's platform. This initiative includes the launch of the Alternatives Exchange, leveraging iCapital's technology for streamlined access. Envestnet's portfolio consulting group will oversee the initiative, aiming to enhance financial services for high-net-worth clients. UBS is creating a dedicated group to support these efforts, emphasizing the growing importance of alternative investments in diversified portfolios.
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UBS Investment Bank has announced coupon payments for 12 ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs) trading on NYSE Arca. The coupon payments, scheduled from July 22, 2021, feature various amounts and payment schedules, including quarterly and monthly distributions. Notable ETNs include PYPE, MLPB, and BDCX, each with significant annualized yields. Current yields range from 5.56% to 12.38%. Investors should note that current yields are not indicative of future payments, and there are variations based on underlying index distributions.
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UBS Wealth Management USA announced that financial advisors Paul Wexler, Matthew Kroin, and Brian Lacks were named to the Forbes/SHOOK Research Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list for 2021. With over 80 years of combined experience, the trio serves high-net-worth families, helping them achieve their investment goals. This recognition highlights their commitment to client service and expert financial advice. Notably, Wexler has received this honor for the fourth consecutive year, Kroin for the third, and Lacks for the second.
UBS Investment Bank has announced coupon payments for five ETRACS Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs) traded on NYSE Arca. The announced coupons include amounts for HDLB, SMHB, PFFL, CEFD, and MVRL with various Valuation, Ex-Dates, Record Dates, and Payment Dates. The coupon amounts range from $0.1148 for HDLB to $0.2669 for CEFD, with current yields between 8.85% and 11.78%. Investors should note the inherent risks associated with these ETNs, including potential loss of principal.