Today we announce a strategic investment from UBS, strengthening the partnership between Artificialy and the global banking group. 

The investment underscores UBS’s commitment to advancing artificial intelligence as a core capability across the firm and builds on an already close partnership between the two organizations. 

At Artificialy, we work with organizations to design and deliver AI solutions in production environments, with a strong focus on enterprise-scale deployment, delivery discipline, and governance. Alongside the investment, UBS plans to significantly expand its collaboration with Artificialy through an enhanced commercial relationship, working to further scale and embed AI solutions across the firm. 

Alberto Delorenzi, Chairman of Artificialy, commented: 

“This is a significant milestone for Artificialy. Welcoming a shareholder of UBS’s calibre sends a clear signal of confidence in our strategy and growth trajectory. This partnership gives us the backing to pursue our ambitions at a new scale – in Switzerland and beyond.” 

Luca Gambardella, CoFounder and CEO of Artificialy, added: 

“UBS is not only investing in our company – they are also one of our most valued clients. That combination of capital and operational collaboration will help us ground our growth in real world deployment and measurable impact. We look forward to continuing to deliver AI solutions for UBS.” 

Daniele Magazzeni, Group Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at UBS, said: 

“At UBS, we see AI as a key driver of our growth strategy and are committed to deploying it at scale to deliver meaningful benefits for our clients, employees and stakeholders. Our investment in Artificialy builds on a strong partnership and reflects our conviction in the importance of responsible and innovative AI. By working closely with Artificialy, we look forward to exploring new opportunities to apply AI solutions within our organization, supporting Switzerland’s growing AI ecosystem and continuing to deliver innovative, client-focused solutions.”