UBS report shows dollar discontent
According to the UBS report for 2026, family wealth management offices are moving toward diversifying their portfolios to respond to the challenges of geopolitical and economic uncertainties, with plans to adjust their strategic asset allocations in the coming year, as 60% of them intend to make changes. These offices are focusing on diversifying investments across asset classes, currencies, and regions, continuing their interest in artificial intelligence, resources, and energy. Some regions, such as the Middle East and North Asia, are also seeking to strengthen allocations to high-growth areas and sectors. The report also highlights a decline in confidence in the US dollar, with 65% of offices shifting toward multi-currency reserves, such as the euro and Swiss franc, reflecting a waning dominance of the dollar as the primary reserve currency.
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