UBS reports wealthy clients lose interest in private credit

4 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

UBS Chief Financial Officer Todd Tuckner stated on an analyst call that recent macroeconomic uncertainty has led to more cautious attitudes among the bank’s affluent clients toward private credit investments.
Clients now show a stronger preference for liquidity and capital preservation, further challenging the private credit asset class amid shifting market conditions.
This development highlights broader investor caution in the current environment, with UBS noting a measured approach to alternative investments among its wealth management clientele.

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