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UBS reports 99% rise in third quarter profit, smashes expectations

Net profit for the world's largest wealth manager clim-bed to $2.1 billion for the July-September period, surpassing by a wide margin expectations for $1.557 billion in the bank's poll of 22 analysts

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The sharp rise for Europe's first major lender to report Q3 results follows a mixed performance of big US banks that saw those focussed on trading clocking big gains while retail banks taking hit from the pandemic

Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi | Reuters Zurich
UBS on Tuesday posted a 99 per cent jump in third-quarter (Q3) profit on heavy turnover in global markets, helping the bank to a strong performance in investment banking as well as an unexpected rise in earnings for wealth management.
 
Net profit for the world’s largest wealth manager clim-bed to $2.1 billion for the July-September period, surpassing by a wide margin expectations for $1.557 billion in the bank’s poll of 22 analysts.
 
“Our third quarter results continue to demonstrate that our strategy is differentiating us as we continuously adapt and accelerate the pace of change,” Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said
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