Shares of UBS Group AG (NYSE: UBS), a Swiss-based global financial services company listed in the United States and Europe, closed at approximately $47.7, down modestly on the day with an intraday decline of about 0.2% at the U.S. market close. Data reflects today’s trading session.
UBS’s market capitalization stands near $149 billion based on current share prices and outstanding shares.
For the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025, UBS reported consolidated revenues of $12.1 billion and a net profit attributable to shareholders of $1.20 billion. On a year-over-year basis, revenue showed moderate growth and net profit rose approximately 56% relative to the fourth quarter of 2024.
Reported operating expenses for the quarter were roughly $10.3 billion. Total assets at quarter end were about $1.62 trillion. UBS’s invested assets exceeded $7 trillion for the first time during the period.
• Global Wealth Management: Transaction-based income and recurring net fee income increased, with higher client activity contributing to revenue growth.
• Investment Bank: Global Markets revenues rose around 17%, driven by broad regional performance.
• Asset Management: Net new money inflows for the quarter totaled $33 billion.
• Personal & Corporate Banking and Asset Management both contributed to consolidated revenues alongside the other divisions.
For the full year 2025, the bank posted consolidated revenues of approximately $49.6 billion and net profit of $7.8 billion, marking an increase versus the year-ago period. The bank’s invested assets expanded year-over-year, reflecting continued client inflows and integration effects.
UBS continued operational integration following its acquisition of Credit Suisse with approximately 85% of Swiss-booked accounts migrated onto UBS systems by the end of the fourth quarter. The bank reported cumulative gross cost savings of around $10.7 billion and ongoing retirement of legacy infrastructure. UBS also reported granting or renewing roughly CHF 80 billion in loans during 2025.
Regulatory developments in Switzerland include a public consultation launched by the Swiss Federal Council on proposed capital requirement amendments for foreign subsidiaries. These proposals include stricter requirements for prudent valuation adjustments and the potential suspension of interest payments on Additional Tier 1 (AT1) instruments in specific loss scenarios.
There were no announced new acquisitions or divestitures in today’s filings. UBS remains focused on completing the Credit Suisse integration by the end of 2026 as previously disclosed.
Institutional research coverage noted UBS’s fourth-quarter profit exceeded the average forecast from analysts, with reported net profit of $1.2 billion beating the consensus estimate. Coverage also highlighted continued progress on cost-saving targets and integration metrics, including client asset flows and migration milestones.
UBS has confirmed its medium-term targets, including cost-income ratio and return on CET1 capital targets out to 2028, as stated in the quarterly report. Investors will watch developments in regulatory capital requirements in Switzerland and any future updates on integration execution as part of the company’s strategic context.
UBS shares edged lower after reporting quarterly and full-year results. The bank delivered revenue growth and a notable increase in net profit for the quarter and year. Segment contributions reflected broad client engagement and integration progress. Continued migration efforts and cost savings are key operational metrics to monitor going forward.
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