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UBS AG LONDON BRANCH - Listing of UBS Actively Managed Certificates linked to the AnBro Worlds Biggest Brands Portfolio

Release Date: 19/09/2023 14:00
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Listing of UBS Actively Managed Certificates linked to the AnBro World’s Biggest Brands Portfolio

UBS AG, London Branch
(“UBS AG” or the “Company”)
(Incorporated and domiciled in Switzerland)
(Registration number: CHE-101.329.561)

Listing of UBS Actively Managed Certificates linked to the AnBro World’s
Biggest Brands Portfolio.

The JSE Limited has granted UBS AG approval for the listing of UBS Portfolio
Notes linked to the AnBro World’s Biggest Brands Portfolio (the "Reference
Portfolio").

The Reference Portfolio, whose composition may vary from time to time, is
actively managed by the Reference Portfolio Advisor and represents a notional
investment in the Reference Portfolio Components as described in detail
below.

Background:

AnBro Capital Investments (Pty) Ltd (“Anbro Capital”) is a boutique South
African asset management business which aims to use its investment knowledge
and experience to assist a select number of institutions, independent
financial advisors (IFAs) and ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals manage
the long-term portion of their assets committed to equities in their overall
allocation model. More information about AnBro Capital can be found at
https://www.anbro.co. AnBro Capital is regulated by the Financial Services
Conduct Authority with license number 48371.

The primary aim of the AnBro World’s Biggest Brands Portfolio (JSE Code:
BRNDZ) is to invest in companies that have demonstrated proven success and
longevity over time. In many cases these are companies that are well known
to us. We use or interact with them daily and in my cases our lives are
intricately intertwined with them. The necessity of their products or
services to our everyday lives makes them loved and respected and ensures
our loyalty and continued use of them. This creates a moat and competitive
position which is envied by many. Over and above this the features
demonstrated by these companies and their products can be surmised as
follows:

• Stability and Reliability. Their longevity is testament to their ability
  to survive multiple economic cycles and downturns. They oftentimes emerge
  from economic crises stronger than they went into them. This increases
  their appeal and safety.
• Global Presence. Due to their size and scope these businesses are
  diversified across the world. This provides a nice mix of both First World
  and Emerging Market exposures, which adds both solidity and growth
  potential to the business in question and the portfolio at large.
• Cash Flows. Strong Brands invite continued and ongoing purchases and steady
  margins. This is converted into strong cash flows which can be used for
  multiple opportunities including reinvesting in growth, share buy backs
  and of course dividends. Their consistent steady growth profile allows for
  the type of optionality that many other companies don’t have the luxury
  of such as investment in R&D, innovation, and expansion into new markets.
• Brand Loyalty. Brand loyalty entrenches a competitive position in the
  marketplace as well as a perception of value and quality that allows
  companies the type of flexibility required to raise prices, experiment
  with new products or markets and to extend the reach and strength of the
  brand in question. This usually allows for the maintenance of and even the
  continued growth of market share and presence.
• Liquidity. Large Brands are by nature large companies too, their shares
  are listed on and traded on multiple markets and are incredibly liquid as
  a result. This liquidity ensures ease of trade and access to capital when
  selling is required.
• Blue Chip status. Many of the world's biggest brands are considered blue
  chip in nature. Blue Chip stocks are known for their quality, reliability,
  strong financial position, and performance. They usually form the
  foundation and cornerstone of any well diversified investment portfolio.
• Lower Volatility. Large well-respected companies often tend to demonstrate
  lower volatility than smaller, riskier, or more cyclical companies. Their
  size and stability help reduce the emotional stress associated with
  investing.

This portfolio is aimed at long term investors that are interested in iconic
companies which have stood the test of time. It allows for the ownership of
a portfolio of well-respected blue-chip businesses across the globe that
have a history of outperformance and innovation.

Investment universe:

UNDERLYING STOCK UNIVERSE:     Developed Market (as defined in the most
                               recent MSCI Global Investable Market
                               Indexes Methodology) worldwide stocks; and
                               may also include stocks which are American
                               Depository Receipts (ADRs) and Global
                               Depository Receipts (GDRs). Shares listed
                               on the Main Board of the Johannesburg Stock
                               Exchange may also be incorporated.

UNDERLYING INDEX UNIVERSE:     Total Return Index Constituents include
                               indices that are exposed to Developed
                               Market (as defined in the most recent MSCI
                               Global Investable Market Indexes
                               Methodology) worldwide stocks.

UNDERLYING ETF UNIVERSE:       ETFs that are physically replicated,
                               exposed to Developed Market (as defined in
                               the most recent MSCI Global Investable
                               Market Indexes Methodology) worldwide
                               stocks or benchmark indices as well as ETFs
                               listed on the Main Board of the
                               Johannesburg Stock Exchange may be
                               incorporated as ETF Constituents.

UNDERLYING CURRENCY ACCOUNT:   USD, EUR, GBP, and CHF synthetic cash
                               accounts.

Other:

Noteholders should be aware that the Reference Portfolio Advisor is
independent of the Issuer. The performance of the Product is largely
dependent on the skill and decisions made by the Reference Portfolio Advisor.
Decisions made by the Reference Portfolio Advisor may not always be
profitable and therefore may have a material adverse impact on the value of
this Product. Moreover, past performance of other products managed by the
Reference Portfolio Advisor does not guarantee future positive performance
of this Product.

Listing information:
This listing (Series 32) is issued under the Information Memorandum of UBS
AG. Trading will commence on Wednesday, 20 September 2023.

INSTRUMENT NUMBER:         111365
ALPHA CODE:                BRNDZ
ISIN:                      ZAE000326641
ISSUE SIZE (UNITS):        1,000,000
ISSUE PRICE (RAND/UNIT):   100.00

LISTING DATE:              20 September 2023
EXPIRY DATE:               19 September 2028

SECTOR:                    Specialist Securities
SUB-SECTOR:                Actively Managed Certificates

FOREIGN STATUS:            The Note is classified as Foreign for purposes
                           of the South African Reserve Bank Exchange
                           Control Regulations.

For further information kindly contact:
UBS KeyInvest South Africa
Tel.: +27 11 322 7129 / 7317
E-mail: keyinvestza@ubs.com
Web: http://keyinvest-za.ubs.com/AMC

Johannesburg
19 September 2023

Sponsor: UBS South Africa (Pty) Limited
Date: 19-09-2023 02:00:00
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