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Swiss banking giant UBS.
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UBS on Tuesday missed expectations for the second quarter of 2022 as its CEO warned of “uncertain times” in markets.
On Tuesday it posted a net profit attributable to shareholders of $2.11 billion, below analyst expectations aggregated by the company of $2.4 billion.
It marks a 5% rise from the $2 billion reported during the same period last year, when the flagship wealth management business saw a significant windfall from wealthy investors, and follows a strong first-quarter that saw the group post a net profit of $2.136 billion.
“The second quarter was one of the most challenging periods for investors in the last 10 years. Inflation continues to be high, the war in Ukraine is ongoing, as are strict Covid policies in parts of Asia,” UBS CEO Ralph Hamers said in a statement.
“In these uncertain times, our clients rely on our powerful ecosystem to navigate markets and invest for the long term.”
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