Tech Insights

Rising urbanization and population growth with increasing devices per capita should continue to fuel data growth.

Smartphone penetration has dissolved boundaries of time and place, enabling consumers to buy products whenever and wherever they want.

Tech devices and advances have disrupted every aspect of our lives, and spending on the underlying enabling technologies.

The global fintech industry is at an inflection point and set to drive a major digital transformation in the financial services industry.

Global urbanization will call for structural changes in technology that will alter the way we “consume” mobility in the coming decades.

Genetic therapies use genes and cells to treat serious diseases. Replacing defective DNA can remove the cause of an illness and restore health.

An aging population is putting more pressure on healthcare budgets, spurring healthcare providers to explore adopting new technologies.

An aging population and growth of the over 65 year age group will create more opportunities for companies selling medical devices.

Advances in cancer therapeutics will create new multi-billion dollar opportunities for successful drugs.

An aging EM population will require public healthcare investment in EM to grow sharply to prevent an impending healthcare crisis.

Low carbon intensity firms have outperformed. Why? Because of increasing interest in carbon investing, greater firm efficiency and increasing carbon taxes.

Our analysis shows category momentum remains strong; with taste the key inhibitor of broader-based adoption; a key opportunity for Ingredients companies.

Awareness of fast fashion’s significant environmental impact is growing. 22 UBS analysts review investment implications of consumers buying fewer items.

ESG is omnipresent across the Sx4P. First-mover advantage was rewarded in the 2010s; this decade will be more ‘competitive’.

How much investment will be needed to deliver the energy transition and how will that change over time? Over 20 UBS analysts collaborated to find the answers.

Emissions regulations & technology innovations are bringing disruption to the global truck market. We expect zero emission vehicles to eventually displace the internal combustion engine.

With new deep dive into the total available market/Unit Economics leveraging 13 UBS Evidence Lab datasets and a global coverage we discuss why we are positive on the sector.

With the race to capture the EV market accelerating, UBS Global Research engaged with UBS Evidence Lab once again, and tore down the Volkswagen ID.3, digging deeper to gather new data and answer pivotal questions

2020-21 mobility challenges accelerate the need to decarbonise transport to regain the support of consumers, corporates and governments. But how fast?

Two billion people in India and ASEAN have evolved from using to transacting on Internet due to COVID-19. How this will evolve, who will win, who stands to lose?

We revisit key scenarios and conclusions from our Q-Series report "How will the COVID-19 disruption shape enterprise usage of software & services?".

Last year we saw a new focus on climate goals from the oil sector. Could we see the same this year from the banks? Our 2021 outlook considers the implications

5G was heralded as a 'technology revolution' – is this warranted? We go deep into smartphone technology, costs, and customer aspirations in order to find out.