SUISSE News Spring 2026
Banking / Financial
June 2026
The lates edition highlights what has driven real estate assets returns over time and what lessons we can draw to help navigate the future.
The Global Investment Returns Yearbook, a body of work assembled by Professor Paul Marsh and Dr. Mike Staunton of London Business School, together with Professor Elroy Dimson of Cambridge University, provides an invaluable foundation for understanding the long-term evolution of global financial markets. UBS is proud to continue supporting this authoritative reference, which remains highly relevant for our clients and the broader investment community.
With data stretching back to 1900, the Yearbook offers a unique record of real returns across equities, bonds, bills, currencies, and now gold helping investors place today’s market developments in historical context, offering essential perspective on diversification, asset allocation, and the enduring principles of risk and reward. While the themes dominating recent headlines may feel new, from the extraordinary surge in gold prices to the debate around whether AI could be a technology bubble, the Yearbook reminds us that many of today’s dynamics have precedents.
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