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Comeback an Die Weltspitze Arbeitslosigkeit Sda Donnerstag, 11. Juli 2013 / Nr. 158 11 arkt NEUE LUZERNER ZEITUNG NEUE URNER ZEITUNG NEUE SCHWYZER ZEITUNG NEUE OBWALDNER ZEITUMNG NEUE NIDWALDNER ZEITUNG NEUE ZUGER ZEITUNG Weniger Geburten wegen der Krise Comeback an die Weltspitze ARBEITSLOSIGKEIT sda. Wegen der Wirtschaftskrise sind im zurücklie- genden Jahrzehnt in Europa weniger Kinder geboren worden. Im Durch- schnitt von 28 europäischen Ländern sank die Kinderzahl pro Frau umso stärker, je höher die Arbeitslosen- quote anstieg. Das geht aus einer Studie des Max-Planck-Instituts für demografische Forschung in Rostock hervor, die gestern in der Fachzeit- schrift «Demographic Research» ver- öffentlicht wurde. Wie die Mitautorin Michaela Kreyenfeld gestern sagte, hat die Krise einen europaweiten Aufschwung der Geburtenraten unterbrochen. Besonders deutlich sei das in den südeuropäischen Ländern wie in Spanien und Kroatien, ausser- dem in Ungarn, Irland und Lettland. Besonders Menschen unter 25 Jahren verzichteten bei steigender Arbeits- losigkeit auf Kinder. Das wirkte sich auf die Geburt des ersten Kindes aus. Junge Leute verschieben die Fami- liengründung, wenn sie auf dem Arbeitsmarkt nicht Fuss fassen. Spanien besonders betroffen Ob und wie wirtschaftliche Bedin- gungen das Geburtenverhalten der Menschen beeinflussen, ist nach An- gaben des Max-Planck-Instituts eine der offenen Fragen der demografi- schen Forschung. Die Studie belege für das heutige Europa, dass sich die Höhe der Arbeitslosigkeit im eigenen Kunden zeigen wieder mehr Vertrauen Land durchaus auf die Bereitschaft, in die Schweizer Grossbank UBS; hier Kinder zu bekommen, auswirkt, sag- AUFSCHWUNG Laut einer Die grössten Vermögensverwalter der Eingang des UBS-Gebäudes am te Kreyenfeld. Steige die Arbeitslosen- Zürcher Paradeplatz. rate um 1 Prozent, sinke die Gebur- neuen Studie brachten Reiche Vermögen in Milliarden Dollar Keystone/Walter Bieri tenrate bei den 20- bis 24-Jährigen wieder viel neues Geld zu den um etwa 0,1 Prozent, in Südeuropa 1 UBS 1705 um 0,3 Prozent. Eine besonders deut- Banken. Die UBS verdrängt die liche Zäsur erlebte Spanien. Dort stieg 2 Bank of America 1674 die Kinderzahl pro Frau von 1,24 zu Bank of America in der Vermö- Beginn des Jahrtausends Jahr für Jahr gensverwaltung von Platz 1. 3 Wells Fargo 1400 und erreichte 2008 einen Wert von 1,47. 2009 sackte sie auf 1,40 ab, 4 Morgan Stanley 1308 nachdem die Arbeitslosenquote ROMAN SCHENKEL sprunghaft von 8,3 Prozent (2008) auf [email protected] 5 Credit Suisse 855 11,3 Prozent (2009) angestiegen war. 2011 lag sie bei 1,36 Kindern je Frau. «Grösster Vermögensverwalter der 6 Royal Bank of Canada 629 duktpalette und seien daher im Vorteil. Welt»: Das war ein Begriff, auf den der Dabei komme den Kundenberatern eine ehemalige UBS-Chef Marcel Ospel be- 7 HSBC 398 zentrale Rolle zu, sagt Bankenprofessor sonders stolz war. Die UBS holte sich Pedergnana. «Je grösser ihre Organisation, diesen Prestigetitel einst im Jahr 2001 8 Deutsche Bank 387 desto umfassender sind auch ihre Be- BÖRSE durch die Übernahme der US-Bank ratungsmöglichkeiten», erklärt er. So kön- Paine Webber. 2009, nach dem Fast- 9 BNP Paribas 347 ne eine Bank von der Grösse der UBS SMI 7971.62 +0.35% Konkurs und der staatlichen Rettung, problemlos eine Analyse zu einem Pictet 322 8550 war der Titel aber flugs wieder weg: 10 Schweizer Unternehmen wie beispiels- Mehrere 100 Milliarden Franken zogen weise Schindler bieten, gleichzeitig aber 8100 319 die Anleger in den Folgejahren von der 11 JPMorgan auch den Aktienmarkt in Hongkong de- 7650 Schweizer Grossbank ab. Die Finanz- 12 Citi Private Bank 250 tailliert abdecken, sagt Pedergnana. «Glo- 7200 bale Dienstleister heben sich dadurch von kleineren Playern ab», sagt er. 6750 13 Goldman Sachs 240 Jan. Feb. März Apr. Mai Juni Juli 14 ABN AMRO 213 In Asien boomt das Geschäft Der zweite Grund für das starke AKTIEN DES TAGES 15 Barclays 201 Wachstum liegt in Asien. Denn aus den aufstrebenden asiatischen Märkten TOP 10.07. +/- 16 Julius Bär 201 kommen die Milliarden Dollar an Neu- Perfect Hold. SA 0.14 +7.69% geldern, die den Grossbanken zufliessen. mondoBiotech 0.16 +6.67% 17 Northern Trust 198 Bei der Expansion in den asiatischen Raum hätten die globalen Player eben- Bachem 41.9 +5.01% 179 Charles Vögele Hold. 7.9 +3.95% «Wer die Nummer 18 BNY Mellon falls Vorteile. Denn: «Der Vorstoss in neue Märkte ist eine komplexe Heraus- Leclanché N 4.65 +3.79% eins in den Köpfen 19 Lombard Odier 176 forderung», schreiben die Studienver- der Leute ist, fasser. Pedergnana erwartet denn auch, FLOP hat nur Vorteile.» 20 Santander 173 dass die Grossbanken zunehmend Stel- Precious Woods 3.61 -7.91% MAURICE PEDERGNANA, Quelle: Scorpio Partnership 2013 / Grafik: Janina Noser len dorthin auslagern werden, wo die Schlatter Hold. 132 -6.12% BANKENPROFESSOR Neugeldzuflüsse sprudeln. «In China, Intern. Minerals 1.68 -4.55% Singapur oder Indonesien wird es zu Meyer Bur. Tech. 6.17 -3.59% einem deutlichen Stellenzuwachs kom- SHL Telemedicine 7.4 -3.52% krise kam dann noch hinzu. Es flossen UBS-Chef Sergio Ermotti hatte sich walteten Vermögen von 855 Milliarden men.» weitere Milliarden von der UBS ab, dieses Ziel gross auf die Fahne geschrie- Dollar Platz 5, die Privatbank Pictet Platz Dabei gelte es insbesondere auf die gleichzeitig schrumpfte das verwaltete ben. Weshalb, erklärt Maurice Peder- 10 (322 Milliarden Dollar), Julius Bär lokalen Märkte Rücksicht zu nehmen. Vermögen aufgrund der abstürzenden gnana, Bankenexperte und Professor an Platz 16 (201 Milliarden Dollar) und die «Ein chinesischer Kunde will die Pro- Dollar in Fr. 0.9681 -0.48% Aktienkurse. Erst 2011 konnte die Gross- der Hochschule Luzern: «Wer die Num- Genfer Privatbank Lombard Odier Rang dukte nicht in Englisch erklärt haben», Euro in Fr. 1.2433 -0.03% bank die Abflüsse stoppen und wieder mer eins in den Köpfen der Leute ist, 19 (176 Milliarden Dollar). sagt Pedergnana. Westliche Kundenbe- Gold in Fr. pro kg 38837 +0.33% einen Neugeldzufluss vermelden. hat nur Vorteile», sagt Pedergnana. Das Insgesamt verwalten Banken für rei- rater müssten deshalb wohl ein Studium müsse das Ziel der Grossbank sein, dass che Kunden weltweit 18,5 Billionen in Sinologie absolviert haben oder zu- Ziel von Sergio Ermotti erreicht man bei Vermögensverwaltung gleich Dollar, das sind fast 9 Prozent mehr als mindest Mandarin beherrschen. ZINSSÄTZE IN % Nun darf sich die grösste Schweizer an die UBS denke – «wie wenn man bei im Jahr zuvor. Bei den 20 Spitzenhäu- Gewinne wachsen nur wenig Geldmarkt 10.07. Vortag Bank wieder mit dem marketingwirk- Hamburger an McDonalds oder bei sern, auf die 76 Prozent der verwalteten samen Titel schmücken. Laut dem ges- Kaffee an Starbucks denkt», sagt Peder- Vermögen weltweit entfallen, betrug das Unter dem Strich zahlte sich das Franken-Libor 3 Mt. 0.019 0.019 tern publizierten Ranking des Markt- gnana. Wachstum überdurchschnittliche 11 Wachstum der verwalteten Vermögen Franken-Libor 6 Mt. 0.0804 0.0804 forschungsunternehmens Scorpio Part- Prozent, wie die Studienverfasser schrei- für die Institute allerdings nicht voll- Kapitalmarkt (10-jährige Staatsanleihen) nership in London überholte die UBS 5 Schweizer Banken in den Top 20 ben. Die Gründe für dieses starke ständig aus. Die Gewinne der Gross- Schweiz 1.05 1.04 im letzten Geschäftsjahr wieder die Bank Die gestern vorgestellte Studie zeigt Wachstum sind zweierlei: Erstens sind banken, die 2011 noch um gut 12 Pro- Deutschland 1.634 1.67 of America. Mit verwalteten Vermögen auch auf, wie stark der Schweizer Ban- Reiche bemüht, die Zahl ihrer Bank- zent gestiegen waren, wuchsen im ver- USA 2.629 2.637 von 1705 Milliarden Dollar eroberte sich kenplatz nach wie vor im Vermögens- beziehungen zu reduzieren. Sie wollen gangenen Jahr lediglich um gut 5 die Schweizer Grossbank die Spitzen- verwaltungsgeschäft aufgestellt ist. Denn lieber mit einer einzigen als mit meh- Prozent. Eine ganze Reihe von Banken Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr.Quelle: vwd group position zurück, wenn auch knapp. Die neben der UBS sind unter den Top 20 reren Banken arbeiten. Dabei bieten hätten die Kosten nicht komplett im 11072013 Bank of America folgt mit 1674 Milliar- vier weitere Schweizer Banken vertreten. grosse und international aufgestellte Griff, diagnostizierten die Studienver- den Dollar auf Platz zwei (siehe Grafik). Die Credit Suisse belegt mit einem ver- Vermögensverwalter eine breitere Pro- fasser von Scorpio..
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