Albert Johnson
About Albert Johnson
Albert Johnson serves as a Director at UBS in London, where he has worked since 2012, focusing on wealth management for Ultra High Net Worth individuals. He has a background in finance, having previously held director positions at Deutsche Bank and St. James’s Place Wealth Management.
Work at UBS
Albert Johnson has served as a Director at UBS since 2012, accumulating over a decade of experience in the role. Based in London, United Kingdom, he focuses on wealth management for Ultra High Net Worth individuals. His responsibilities include providing tailored financial strategies and investment advice to clients, ensuring that their unique financial goals are met.
Previous Experience at Deutsche Bank
Before joining UBS, Albert Johnson worked at Deutsche Bank as a Director from 2007 to 2012. During his five years there, he developed expertise in wealth management and client advisory services, further enhancing his skills in managing the financial needs of high-net-worth clients.
Career at St. James’s Place Wealth Management
Albert Johnson began his career in wealth management at St. James’s Place Wealth Management, where he served as an Associate Partner from 2005 to 2007. His role involved advising clients on financial planning and investment strategies, laying the groundwork for his future positions in the industry.
Education and Expertise
Albert Johnson earned a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Nottingham, where he studied from 2002 to 2005. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in financial advisory, particularly in sectors such as Sports, Media & Entertainment, Family Offices, and Private Equity.
Client Focus and Specializations
Albert Johnson specializes in advising Ultra High Net Worth individuals, including Business Owners and Entrepreneurs. He also has significant experience working with Senior Law Firm Partners and Private Equity Partners, providing them with comprehensive financial guidance tailored to their specific needs.