Myriam Balezou is a Finance Reporter at various prestigious publications. She specializes in finance, investment, and banking, with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and economic policy. Myriam's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as Business Day, The Washington Post, and Bloomberg News.
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Myriam's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with an emphasis on Swiss banks, wealth management, and financial regulation. She frequently includes press releases and expert commentary in her articles.
Given Myriam’s focus on the finance sector in Switzerland, she would likely be interested in insights from experts who can provide analysis of the impact of regulatory developments or strategic decisions within these specific institutions. This could include perspectives from professionals working directly within these companies or industry analysts with deep knowledge of the Swiss financial landscape.
As Myriam covers a specific geographic region (Switzerland) along with particular companies like UBS and Julius Baer, pitches should align closely with this focus to be most effective.
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By: Myriam Balezou, Benjamin Stupples
Some of Europe’s largest banks have explored offering clients leveraged deposits with Saudi Arabian lenders to take advantage of higher savings rates offered by the kingdom’s lenders, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The number of billionaires has jumped almost 13.1% to a record 3,302 in the past year, driven by substantial growth in the US and Asia, according to UBS Group AG.
UBS Group AG has criticized the Swiss National Bank for a “misleading” regulatory report on the lender’s readiness for stricter capital rules.
Partners Group Holding AG reiterated that asset growth could be slowed by its evergreen funds, highlighting the difficult conditions it’s operating in.
By: Noele Illien, Myriam Balezou
UBS Group AG announced a new $3 billion share buyback program to run until mid-2027, giving investors more clarity on payouts amid ongoing uncertainty over the bank’s future capital requirements.
By: Myriam Balezou, Noele Illien
(Bloomberg) -- UBS Group AG announced a new $3 billion share buyback program, aided by a quarter in which wealth management assets beat estimates and trading revenue surged.
The prospect that the Swiss National Bank will keep its key interest rate at zero for an extended period is ushering in potentially lower profitability for the nation’s lenders, not least UBS Group AG.
Its Americas wealth business posted net inflows of $1 billion, even after a $10 billion outflow related to the U.S. tax season.
Swiss Re AG’s first-half profit beat estimates as the re-insurer saw all key business units perform in line with targets, while the firm announced a fresh round of cost cuts.
Swiss Re AG's first-half profit beat estimates as the reinsurer saw all key business units perform in line with targets, while the firm announced a fresh round of cost cuts.
