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UBS Group AG and UBS AG reported the final results of two rescission offers to eligible investors. In the UBS Group Rescission Offer, claims relating to approximately $2,801,000 principal amount of securities were validly submitted and not withdrawn, and are expected to be settled on or around April 2, 2026.
For the separate UBS Americas Rescission Offer, no claims were validly submitted and not withdrawn by eligible investors. The report is dated March 31, 2026 and is signed on behalf of UBS Group and UBS by authorized officers.
UBS Group AG and UBS AG provide an update on the UBS Group Rescission Offer and the UBS Americas Rescission Offer. They state that claims submitted before the respective expiration dates are still being reviewed and that any valid claims will be settled as soon as practicable.
The companies expect to complete their review of claims submitted in these rescission offers on or before April 3, 2026. The report is formally authorized and signed by senior executives, including a Managing Director and an Executive Director.
UBS AG filed its 2025 Sustainability Statement, outlining business model, governance and a detailed climate transition plan. The bank targets net-zero scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2035, having already cut these by 48% versus 2023 and reduced energy use by 18.8% while sourcing 99.7% renewable electricity.
UBS has set 2030 lending decarbonization goals across Swiss real estate, power, fossil fuels, iron and steel, and cement, reporting an 83% reduction in financed fossil-fuel emissions versus 2021. The group manages over USD 7 trillion of invested assets globally and surpassed USD 1 trillion in Asia Pacific invested assets in 2025.
The report describes group-wide sustainability governance, including Board oversight via the Corporate Culture and Responsibility Committee and a dedicated Group Sustainability and Impact organization. UBS also highlights social impact ambitions, philanthropy through the UBS Optimus network of foundations, and strong ESG ratings from MSCI and S&P Global.
UBS AG provides updated capitalization information in a Form 6-K, supplementing its Form 20-F for the year ended 31 December 2025. As of 31 December 2025, total debt issued was USD 325,469m and total capitalization was USD 414,648m under IFRS Accounting Standards.
Short-term debt issued was USD 92,101m and long-term debt issued was USD 233,368m, of which USD 117,717m represented funding from UBS Group. Equity attributable to shareholders was USD 88,845m and equity attributable to non-controlling interests was USD 334m. UBS also notes that 87% of total debt issued was unsecured on that date.
UBS Switzerland AG generated net profit of CHF 2,128m for 2025, slightly below CHF 2,371m a year earlier. Total operating income was stable at CHF 11,943m, while operating expenses rose to CHF 9,397m, driven mainly by higher general and administrative costs.
The balance sheet totaled CHF 500.7bn, with customer deposits of CHF 348.6bn and mortgage loans of CHF 282.6bn. Invested assets reached CHF 1,086bn, supported by CHF 25bn of net new money.
Regulatory metrics remained strong: common equity tier 1 capital was CHF 21.2bn, a CET1 ratio of 12.91%, a liquidity coverage ratio of 132.0% and a net stable funding ratio of 125.24%. The Board proposes a CHF 2,000m dividend and CHF 128m appropriation to voluntary reserves.
UBS AG reports strong 2025 standalone results under Swiss GAAP, with net profit rising to USD 9,149m from USD 5,138m in 2024. Operating profit increased to USD 8,501m, helped by higher fee and commission income, strong dividend income of USD 10,812m from subsidiaries and a USD 535m net credit loss release.
Total operating income grew to USD 25,548m, while total operating expenses were USD 17,048m. UBS AG distributed USD 13,000m of dividends and ended 2025 with total assets of USD 792,341m and equity of USD 80,457m.
UBS AG has filed its 2025 Form 20-F annual report, using International Financial Reporting Standards as issued by the IASB and a reduced disclosure format available to certain foreign issuers. As of 31 December 2025, UBS had 3,858,408,466 ordinary shares outstanding, with a par value of USD 0.10 per share and no treasury shares.
The filing cross‑references the detailed 2025 Annual Report for risk factors, business overview, market risk disclosures and consolidated financial statements. It lists a broad range of ETRACS exchange‑traded notes and other debt securities registered on US exchanges, while confirming UBS AG itself has no equity class registered in the US.
UBS reports group personnel of 61,899 full‑time equivalents at year‑end 2025, broken down by Global Wealth Management, Personal & Corporate Banking, Asset Management, the Investment Bank, Non‑Core and Legacy, and Group functions. The report also summarizes intra‑group mergers involving Credit Suisse entities in Switzerland and the US, under which all assets and liabilities of those entities transferred to UBS AG, UBS Switzerland AG and UBS Americas Inc without consideration as they were wholly owned within the group.
UBS Group AG and UBS AG are reshaping their Board of Directors ahead of the 2026 Annual General Meetings. The boards have nominated Agustín Carstens, former General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements and ex-Governor of the Bank of Mexico, and Luca Maestri, a long-serving senior Apple finance executive, for election at the AGM on 15 April 2026.
William C. Dudley and Jeanette Wong will not stand for re-election, and Vice Chairman Lukas Gähwiler will retire after a 45-year career in banking. As previously announced, former UBS Group Executive Board member Markus Ronner has been nominated for election to the Board and as Vice Chairman.
UBS Group AG, together with UBS AG and UBS Americas Inc., has launched rescission offers for certain debt securities linked to the former Credit Suisse Group AG. The offers cover specified UBS Group and UBS Americas debt purchased in defined periods after the merger where some secondary market sales were not made in full compliance with the U.S. Securities Act, giving affected purchasers rights of rescission. Each rescission offer is described in a prospectus dated February 19, 2026, forming part of a Form F‑3 registration statement filed on February 12, 2026, which details investor eligibility and the rescission proceeds payable.