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UBS rose over 4% in premarket trading

(July 20) UBS Group AG rose over 4% in premarket trading. UBS profit jumps 63% in second quarter as

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It sees potential for a new online platform to pull in $30 billion in the next year after being launched in May 2020, Reuters reported in June.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday, UBS posted $25 billion in fresh fee-generating client inflows. Combined with strong markets, that helped push invested assets in its global wealth management business up by 4% sequentially to $3.2 trillion.</p>\n<p>Trading amongst its wealthy and ultra-wealthy clients also remained strong, helping Switzerland’s biggest bank boost pre-tax profits by 47% in its flagship business, as higher lending also helped offset a drag from lower interest rates on its net interest income.</p>\n<p>MARKET VOLUMES DOWN</p>\n<p>The first of the major European banks to report earnings, UBS has followed U.S. peers in smashing profit estimates. An economic recovery and a jump in dealmaking helped JPMorgan, <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/GS\">Goldman Sachs</a>, <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/C\">Citigroup</a> and <a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/BAC\">Bank of America</a> all hoist second-quarter profits.</p>\n<p>But trading revenue took a hit, as lenders failed to match prior-year comparables, when unprecedented volatility during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic helped drive record volumes.</p>\n<p>UBS, similarly, saw revenue drop 14% in its global markets trading business, though the fall was less pronounced than at some U.S. lenders. 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It sees potential for a new online platform to pull in $30 billion in the next year after being launched in May 2020, Reuters reported in June.\nOn Tuesday, UBS posted $25 billion in fresh fee-generating client inflows. Combined with strong markets, that helped push invested assets in its global wealth management business up by 4% sequentially to $3.2 trillion.\nTrading amongst its wealthy and ultra-wealthy clients also remained strong, helping Switzerland’s biggest bank boost pre-tax profits by 47% in its flagship business, as higher lending also helped offset a drag from lower interest rates on its net interest income.\nMARKET VOLUMES DOWN\nThe first of the major European banks to report earnings, UBS has followed U.S. peers in smashing profit estimates. An economic recovery and a jump in dealmaking helped JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America all hoist second-quarter profits.\nBut trading revenue took a hit, as lenders failed to match prior-year comparables, when unprecedented volatility during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic helped drive record volumes.\nUBS, similarly, saw revenue drop 14% in its global markets trading business, though the fall was less pronounced than at some U.S. lenders. It flagged that lower trading volumes could continue into the current quarter.\n“We expect our revenues in the third quarter of 2021 to be influenced by seasonal factors, such as lower client activity levels compared with the second quarter of 2021,” its outlook statement said.\nA surge in revenue from advising on deals helped offset the dip in markets earnings, pushing pretax profit at its investment bank up by 9% overall. 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