All Brands Owned by UBS Group AG

What does UBS Group own?

The group owns all UBS businesses across wealth management, Swiss retail banking, asset management, and investment banking, plus the integrated remnants of Credit Suisse. It operates under the single UBS brand and manages more than $7 trillion in invested assets.

Is UBS publicly traded?

Yes. UBS Group AG trades on the SIX Swiss Exchange under UBSG and on the New York Stock Exchange under UBS. Its shares are widely held by global institutional and retail investors.

Who founded UBS?

No individual founded modern UBS; it is a merger entity created in 1998. Its predecessors were Bank in Winterthur, founded 1862 (Union Bank of Switzerland), and Swiss Bank Corporation, founded 1872.

Where is UBS headquartered?

The group is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, at Bahnhofstrasse 45. It maintains major hubs in London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Krakow.

How many brands does UBS own?

UBS operates essentially one master brand across its divisions. The Credit Suisse brand is being retired as integration completes, leaving UBS as the sole consumer-facing name.

Who owns UBS?

Public shareholders own UBS Group AG. No controlling shareholder or government stake exists. Institutional investors hold the largest positions, with wide international dispersion.

Did UBS buy Credit Suisse?

Yes. UBS acquired its failing rival in a government-engineered rescue agreed in March 2023 for 3 billion Swiss francs. The legal merger completed in May 2024, and integration including client migration ran through 2025 and 2026.