UBS CEO Sees Strong Growth Potential in U.S. Market

Despite global uncertainty and ongoing tariff tensions, Swiss banking giant UBS remains optimistic about the U.S. economy. Speaking on Fox Business’ “Mornings with Maria”, UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti emphasized the bank’s commitment to its American operations, citing continued growth and wealth creation opportunities.

“This is the reason why we keep investing in our franchise,” Ermotti said during the interview.

U.S. Still a Key Driver of Global Wealth

Ermotti noted that while UBS clients are looking for greater clarity on U.S. trade and tariff policies before making large investment decisions, the overall economic outlook remains strong.

“We still see a lot of growth and wealth creation in the U.S.,” he added, reinforcing the bank’s confidence in American markets.

UBS’s steady investments in its U.S. franchise reflect this outlook, even amid global financial headwinds and geopolitical uncertainty.

UBS's Long-Term Commitment to the U.S.

The Swiss banking leader has been expanding its U.S. wealth management and investment banking divisions, betting on long-term growth in North America. With strong consumer demand, innovation, and capital flows, UBS sees the U.S. as a critical pillar of its global strategy.

The comments come as the bank continues to navigate a post-Credit Suisse integration, and amid mounting macroeconomic concerns ranging from inflation to global interest rate volatility.

Conclusion: Confidence in America’s Economic Engine

Ermotti’s remarks underscore UBS’s continued bullishness on the U.S. economy, even as some global banks express caution. With strategic investments and a strong client base, UBS appears well-positioned to capitalize on America’s long-term financial strength.