UBS AG - Approval of ZAR 14bn program for the issuance of South African Securities

Approval of ZAR 14bn program for the issuance of South African Securities

UBS AG 
London Branch
(“UBS AG” or the “Company”)
(Incorporated and domiciled in Switzerland)
(Registration number: CH-270.3.004.646-4)
Share code: UBNPNW    ISIN: ZAE000211926
Share code: UBNPNX    ISIN: ZAE000211918


Approval of ZAR 14bn program for the issuance of South African Securities

UBS, acting through its London Branch in its capacity as Issuer, has
received approval from the JSE Limited (the "JSE") to issue securities up
to an amount of ZAR 14 billion. Issuances under the amended and updated
program will allow UBS to broaden its product offering in the South African
market.

Any securities issued in terms of the program will be listed on the JSE
Main Board and will be issued in terms of the placement document dated
08 February 2016, which was approved by the JSE. The placement document is
available on request or can be collected during normal office hours at 1
Finsbury Avenue, EC2M 2PP, London and 64 Wierda Road East, Sandton, 2196.

For further details on this program, please contact:

James Beasley-Suffolk
UBS AG, London Branch
+44 207 568 3835

John Slettevold
UBS South Africa (Pty) Limited
+27 11 322 7317

Aveshen Pillay
UBS South Africa (Pty) Limited
+27 11 322 7129

Johannesburg

Legal Advisor to the Issuer on South African Law:
Webber Wentzel

Legal Advisor to the Issuer on English Law:
White & Case

Sponsor to the Issuer:
UBS South Africa (Pty) Limited

08 February 2016

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