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16 May 2025 by Laura Dew

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Praemium scores Swiss gig

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By Stephen Blaxhall
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2 minute read

Praemium have won a tender to provide portfolio administration services to UBS.

Praemium has won a preferred supplier agreement with UBS Wealth Management.

The online portfolio administration services provider was mandated to replace UBS's current portfolio management software with Praemium's V-Wrap portfolio service.

"We are delighted to be working with a client of the calibre of UBS. They are a significant player on the Australian landscape . we are looking forward to working closely with them on delivering this project," Praemium managing director Arthur Naoumidis said.

V-Wrap administers in excess of $26 billion.

 
 

In the September Praemium reported a full-year net loss of $10 million for 2006/07, but showed an 87.7 per cent increase in revenues.