UBS Best of Switzerland Conference
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UBS Group (UBSG) UBS Best of Switzerland Conference summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

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UBS Best of Switzerland Conference summary

21 Jan, 2026

Conference overview

  • The 2024 Best of Switzerland Conference gathered 170 investors and 49 corporates for over 250 meetings, emphasizing Switzerland’s diverse corporate landscape and global competitiveness.

  • The event highlighted Switzerland’s role as a leading international wealth management hub, focusing on innovation, stability, and integration of large and small firms.

  • UBS’s integration with Credit Suisse was presented as a milestone, broadening product offerings and reinforcing Switzerland’s financial center.

Key messages and strategic direction

  • UBS has stabilized Credit Suisse's client franchise and funding, executing disciplined integration of the Swiss business.

  • UBS is committed to providing around CHF 350bn of credit in Switzerland, enhancing products and services.

  • UBS is a cornerstone of the Swiss economy, with over 160 years of history and a leading employer status.

  • Integration of Credit Suisse Swiss Bank completed July 2024, with client migration and IT decommissioning targeted by end-2026.

Integration progress and strategy

  • The merger of UBS and Credit Suisse’s Swiss entities in July marked a key step, with client migration to UBS platforms planned in waves through 2025.

  • Achieved ~CHF 30bn increase in customer deposits and 84% top talent retention from June 2023 to June 2024.

  • Most redundancies will be managed through natural attrition, with around 3,000 forced redundancies expected in Switzerland.

  • Operating two IT platforms in parallel until client migration completes by end-2025; full cost synergies expected by end-2026.

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