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UBS acquires 4.8% stake in 360 One WAM in deal valued at over $200 million

CNBC-TV18 1 hr ago·22 Oct 2026, 10:48 am

UBS, the Swiss bank, has turned 20.5 million warrants into ordinary shares of 360 One Wealth Asset Management, giving it about a 4.8% holding. The transaction is valued at more than $200 million, marking a sizable investment in the Indian wealth‑management platform.

For investors, the move deepens the existing partnership between UBS and 360 One, which will take over UBS’s onshore wealth business in India from 2025. The stake signals UBS’s confidence in the firm’s growth prospects and could bring additional capital, technology and client flow, potentially supporting earnings and share price momentum.

Going forward, market participants will watch the progress of the wealth‑business transfer slated for 2025, any further equity moves by UBS, and how the partnership translates into revenue growth for 360 One. Regulatory clearances and integration milestones will also be key triggers.

Excerpt from CNBC-TV18

Published On Oct 22, 2026 | 16:18 IST Last Updated On Oct 22, 2026 | 16:18 IST Swiss banking major UBS acquired a 4.8% stake in Indian wealth manager 360 One WAM by converting 20.5 million warrants into equity shares for over $200 million. This follows a 2025 strategic partnership where UBS sold its Indian onshore…
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  • Concerns 360 ONE WAM (360ONE).
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