NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple & Co.: UBS holds these US stocks in the first quarter of 2026

As part of its recent 13F filing, UBS disclosed its holdings in US equities. These positions form the most important part of the US portfolio.
Values in this article
Shares
311.10 EUR -12.90 EUR -3.98%
221.65 EUR -3.20 EUR -1.42%
270.30 EUR 5.55 EUR 2.10%
410.00 EUR 11.55 EUR 2.90%
257.55 EUR 2.65 EUR 1.04%
516.00 EUR -0.70 EUR -0.14%
379.90 EUR -17.10 EUR -4.31%
190.76 EUR -1.92 EUR -1.00%
272.60 EUR -4.50 EUR -1.62%
Institutional investors who manage assets of more than $100 million are required by law to report the investments they hold to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on a quarterly basis. This disclosure is made via publicly viewable Form 13F. The major Swiss bank UBS is also subject to this reporting requirement and regularly provides information about its US investments.
The following ranking lists UBS’s ten largest US equity holdings in the first quarter of 2026, sorted by their percentage share of the overall portfolio. Options and funds in which the company invested during the reporting period were not taken into account. The cut-off date for the data is March 31, 2026.
Martina Köhler, editorial team at finanzen.net
On your own behalf
By the way: Alphabet A (ex Google) and other US stocks can even be traded on finanzen.net ZERO until 11 p.m. (without order fees, plus spreads). Open a depot now for free and secure a new customer bonus!
Selected leverage products on Alphabet A (ex Google)
With knock-outs, speculative investors can participate disproportionately in price movements. Simply select the lever you want and we will show you suitable open-end products on Alphabet A (ex Google)
The leverage must be between 2 and 20
Risk warning: Suffer on average 7 out of 10 retail investors Losses when trading with turbo certificates. Turbo certificates are high-risk products and not suitable for long-term investment strategies. Risk warning: Suffer on average 7 out of 10 retail investors Losses when trading with turbo certificates. Turbo certificates are high-risk products and not suitable for long-term investment strategies.
Advertising
More news
Image sources: Pincasso / Shutterstock.com, UBS











