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UBS Global Research Pod Hub

UBS Global Research 140 Episodes Aug 6, 2026

This podcast features insights from UBS Global Research's economics, strategy, and industry thought leaders on key topics. Episodes cover a range of subjects relevant to global markets and investment.

Episodes

Beyond the final whistle: Turning sporting moments into lasting growth
Beyond the final whistle: Turning sporting moments into lasting growth Aug 6, 2026 11:26 What turns a sporting moment into long-term brand value? UBS analysts Jay Sole and Michael Lasser explore how consumer companies are tapping into fan passion, cultural moments and shifting participation trends to create lasting growth opportunities. From the business impact of major sporting events to the strategies brands use to stay relevant long after the final whistle, they unpack the forces s
Quantum computing and AI: how close are we to real-world impact?
Quantum computing and AI: how close are we to real-world impact? Jul 22, 2026 08:55 Quantum computing has long promised to transform how we solve complex problems - but how close are we today? In this episode, Paul Winter, UBS Head of Quant Research, sits down with Professor Elena Ynduráin to explore where the technology stands, what “quantum advantage” really means, and how its convergence with AI could shape the future of innovation. While quantum computing is still prima
Powering the grid: How battery storage is reshaping energy markets
Powering the grid: How battery storage is reshaping energy markets Jul 2, 2026 15:25 After understanding what’s inside the battery, the next question is how it’s used. This episode shifts the focus to battery energy storage - where falling costs, policy support, and grid dynamics are combining to drive rapid deployment. UBS analysts Jon Windham and Tim Bush discuss why storage is becoming critical to energy systems and where the biggest opportunities are emerging. *(This informat
Under the Hood of the Electric Vehicle Revolution: Are We There Yet?
Under the Hood of the Electric Vehicle Revolution: Are We There Yet? Jun 16, 2026 17:06 What really powers the electric vehicle (EV) revolution? Autos Analyst Patrick Hummel speaks with Sascha Vogelsang from automotive benchmarking and engineering firm A2MAC1. Together, they unpack the latest battery teardown - literally stripping EV batteries down to their core - to reveal the true costs, hidden innovations, and why “triple parity” could mark a tipping point for global EV adoption.
A‑Shares vs H‑Shares: The essential guide to China’s equity markets
A‑Shares vs H‑Shares: The essential guide to China’s equity markets May 29, 2026 16:09 Sunil Tirumalai, Head of Emerging Markets and Asia Equity Strategy, sits down with Lei Meng, China Equity Strategist, for a high-level introduction to China’s onshore A‑share market - and how it differs from offshore H‑shares. They break down why two equity markets exist, and why A‑shares have historically traded at a valuation premium versus H‑shares. *(This information is subject to a disclaime
Time tested investment lessons: What 100 years of market data teaches us
Time tested investment lessons: What 100 years of market data teaches us May 18, 2026 17:49 Andrew Garthwaite, UBS Chief Global Equity Strategist, and Elroy Dimson, Professor of Finance at Cambridge Business School and co‑author of the UBS Global Investment Returns Yearbook, distil over 100 years of market history into the insights that matter most - and keep repeating. From how to think about market “bubbles”, to why diversification can surprise investors, and why staying invested has
Analyst playbook: How is machine learning reshaping equity research?
Analyst playbook: How is machine learning reshaping equity research? May 5, 2026 18:31 Equity research isn’t just spreadsheets and models. Paul Schneider speaks with Tommaso Aquilante and Jamie Dorricott from UBS’s Empirical Scientific Approaches team about how parameters, prompts, and the scientific method are changing what “good analysis” really looks like - and what skills aspiring analysts should focus on, in a machine‑assisted world. *(This information is subject to a disclaim
AI in banking: Benefits, barriers and breakthroughs
AI in banking: Benefits, barriers and breakthroughs Apr 16, 2026 21:11 As banks invest in AI capabilities, the focus is shifting from hype to delivery. This episode examines where AI is already improving operations, why trust remains banking’s core strength, and why execution will select the winners. With insights from Jason Napier, European Banks Analyst at UBS, and Paul Schneider, Head of Markets Focus. *(This information is subject to a disclaimer at the end of t
Making sense of China’s Outlook
Making sense of China’s Outlook Apr 9, 2026 14:08 Reflecting on China’s recent National People’s Congress (NPC), Robin Xu, Head of China Research at UBS, sits down with Yu Song, Chief China Economist to break down the key takeaways from the congress, the growth trajectory, and what this ultimately mean for China's economic outlook. *(This information is subject to a disclaimer at the end of this podcast. Please ensure that you listen to the
Food by 2040: The personalised Nutrition Revolution
Food by 2040: The personalised Nutrition Revolution Mar 25, 2026 14:10 Charles Eden, European Chemicals Analyst at UBS Investment Bank, joins Paul Schneider, Head of Markets Focus, to unpack the forces transforming the global food system and the shift toward personalised nutrition. (This information is subject to a disclaimer at the end of this podcast. Please ensure that you listen to the disclaimer and go to www.ubs.com for further information about UBS).
Breaking down quantum computing – Building towards implementation
Breaking down quantum computing – Building towards implementation Mar 17, 2026 11:26 In part 2 of our series on Quantum Computing, Paul Schneider sits back down with Madeleine Jenkins to look ahead at what could be. They explain why investors have taken such an interest in this topic, and the practical road towards implementation which could potentially reshape technology, markets, and industries alike. *(This information is subject to a disclaimer at the end of this podcast. Ple
Breaking down quantum computing – bit by bit
Breaking down quantum computing – bit by bit Mar 11, 2026 12:41 In part one of this two-part series, Paul Schneider sits down with Madeleine Jenkins, Tech Hardware analyst, to discuss the mechanics of Quantum Computing and how it works. They explore the risks and opportunities, and why it's relatively low costs could mean the start of the next tech revolution. *(This information is subject to a disclaimer at the end of this podcast. Please ensure that you

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