UBS Canada Supports Canadian Investors Amidst Japanese Stock Woes

As Japanese stocks continue to decline, money management experts at UBS Canada assist Canadian investors.

Toronto, ON (PRWeb) May 2, 2007 -- After a modest recovery, the Japanese economy has found itself in a decline once again. Canadian investors that are looking to diversify their portfolio may be vulnerable to the recent decline in Japanese stocks, hindering financial planning (http://www.torontowebservices.com/financial_planning_canada/index.php) goals.

On Monday, April 30, the benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell 105.37 points, or 0.6 percent, to finish at 17,295.04 points. Companies related to technology and auto making are being cited for the majority of the drop.

Continuing to slip from Friday, some investors believe this may indicate a trend and are reacting accordingly.

Canadian investors should be aware of this decline. Investors unfamiliar with foreign markets may turn to money management (http://www.torontowebservices.com/financial_planning_canada/wealth_management.php)experts.

Money management experts provide guidance through the rough waters of the global investment marketplace. UBS remains up-to-the-minute on the pulse of world markets with a network of experts based in the major cities and financial centres across the globe.

UBS Canada

UBS Canada is part of the largest independent banking group in the world. Encompassing four businesses, services span the fields of global wealth management, pension fund asset management, as well as energy trading and structured products. UBS Canada also provides services in securities trading, mergers and acquisitions.

With private client and institutional assets totaling over CAD 30 billion, UBS Canada and UBS Global Asset Management (Canada) Co. have provided expertise in financial planning to Canadian investors for over 50 years.

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