China in focus
UBS brings extensive experience and deep expertise in the China market. In 1964, UBS was the first Switzerland-based bank to establish a presence in the Asia Pacific region and has provided corporate finance advice to Chinese enterprises since 1985. In June 2023, UBS completed the acquisition of Credit Suisse, crossing an important milestone. In May 2024, UBS completed the merger of UBS AG and Credit Suisse AG. UBS's presence in China has been further expanded following the acquisition, especially in the asset management space.
- First foreign institution to qualify as a Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) (2003)
- Establishment of UBS Securities marks the first time that a foreign bank invested directly in a fully-licensed domestic securities firm (2006)
- Joint #1 in 2021-2023 All-China Research Team Survey and #1 foreign broker for 8 years (2016-2023, Institutional Investor)
- First foreign bank to increase its stake to gain majority control of a securities joint venture in China. (2018)
- Best Investment Bank for Overseas Markets; Best Overseas Deals; Best M&A Investment Bank; Best Refinancing Deal; Best IPO Deal; Best Overseas M&A Deal; Best Convertible Bond Deal; Best Investment Banking Business Elite Team – IPO Project (2016-2023, New Fortune)
- First foreign securities joint venture to qualify as the Bond Connect market maker. (2019)
- 2023 Best International Investment Bank in China (2023, Asiamoney, Best Bank Awards)
China is a key market for UBS and we are committed to continue investing strategically. By tapping into our multi-entity platform in China, we are well-positioned to offer international clients access to China and to support domestic clients wishing to go global.
The China Lens: A closer look at our China capabilities, in collaboration with China Business Network
The China Lens: A closer look at our China capabilities, in collaboration with China Business Network
Through conversation with UBS experts, we explore UBS’s unique onshore strengths and robust cross-border capabilities and how they are helping clients build resilient portfolio in this 4-article series.
The UBS China Briefing, in collaboration with Wall Street Journal
The UBS China Briefing, in collaboration with Wall Street Journal
Based on UBS Research and interviews with UBS experts in 2020 and again in 2021, we explore the new drivers of China's economy and how they are influencing global growth in these 8 articles, covering macro trends and investment opportunities, China’s net zero goals, the data paradigm and consumption patterns.
Explore our latest China research
Milestone
UBS Securities celebrates 15 years in China
UBS Securities celebrates 15 years in China
UBS Securities acts as UBS’s investment banking arm in China. In 2022, we celebrated 15 years of helping organizations and institutions with their domestic and cross border banking needs. Read about our journey and expertise here.
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UBS Futures welcomes its 10th anniversary while setting its sights on the decade ahead
UBS Futures welcomes its 10th anniversary while setting its sights on the decade ahead
Listen to Tim Lock, Global Co-Head Capital Markets Financing & APAC Head of Financing and Ben Teo, Head of Global Markets Financing China & Chairman of UBS Futures Co. Ltd as they share the10-year journey of UBS Futures has gone through and look ahead to the next decade.
New Economy
Planet New Economy
Planet New Economy
Learn more about sustainable and inclusive growth across TMT, fintech, healthcare, industrial and consumer sectors from UBS award-winning on-the-ground research teams and specialists.
Event
Stay invested but diversified in Chinese stocks
Stay invested but diversified in Chinese stocks
Tommie Fang, Head of China Global Markets, UBS, explains why the underlying intention of China’s regulatory crackdowns is practical.
Global Markets
Decoding China’s QFII new rules
Decoding China’s QFII new rules
UBS is positioned to help capture the opportunities through our unrivalled China capabilities, full suite of onshore and offshore solutions, optimizing your China access.
Global Markets
China’s Little Sisters Power drives consumption
China’s Little Sisters Power drives consumption
China’s female consumers – so-called “Little Sisters” or the “she economy” – is becoming increasingly influential in post-pandemic brand-building in the world’s second largest economy.
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IIF China Series
IIF China Series
UBS partnered with Institute of International Finance (IIF) for a special series focused on China’s financial sector. Exploring China’s opening up and what it means for the wider financial services industry, trends in embedded finance, and the future of international digital finance in a changing ecosystem. More
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