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UBP snaps up Société Générale’s UK and Swiss private banking subsidiaries in €900m deal

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  • Acquisition Details:
    • UBP, a leading Swiss private bank, has agreed to purchase two of Société Générale’s international private banking units for €900 million.
    • The deal includes Société Générale Private Banking Suisse and SG Kleinwort Hambros, Société Générale’s wealth management arm in the UK and Channel Islands.
  • Strategic Rationale:
    • Société Générale is selling these units as part of its strategy to streamline its operations and strengthen its capital base.
  • Impact on UBP:
    • The acquisition is expected to boost UBP’s global presence, particularly in Switzerland and the UK, where UBP has been expanding for nearly 30 years.
    • The deal will also enhance UBP’s presence in selected jurisdictions, including the Channel Islands and Gibraltar, once regulatory approvals are secured.
  • Financial Impact:
    • The acquisition will increase UBP’s assets under management by CHF 25 billion (€26 billion), adding to its current CHF 150.8 billion (€161 billion) in managed assets.
  • Completion Timeline:
    • The transactions are expected to be finalized by the end of Q1 2025.

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