Under the terms of the agreement, UBP will serve as the primary global partner for Taishin Bank’s private banking division. The collaboration focuses on integrating Swiss investment expertise and product capabilities into Taishin’s existing platform. Both institutions plan to launch joint training initiatives designed to sharpen the advisory skills of Taishin’s staff, particularly in asset allocation and global market strategy.
This move mirrors a broader industry trend where international players, including Julius Baer and Bordier & Cie, opt for local joint ventures to penetrate Asian markets. For UBP, the partnership follows a period of financial growth, with the bank reporting a first-half profit of SFr169.4 million in 2026—a 40.4 percent increase over the previous year. Michael Blake, head of wealth management and CEO Asia at UBP, characterized the deal as a vital expansion step that synthesizes Swiss private banking discipline with Taishin’s deep domestic connections.

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