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UBS’s US$26 billion capital hit isn’t quite as bad as it seems
THE US$26 billion headline capital charge to protect Swiss taxpayers from the risk that UBS Group ever fails is worse than anyone expected. And yet UBS’s shares jumped as much as 8 per cent on the news on Friday ( Jun 6) – what gives?
Most major stock indexes across the globe ended the week higher, as renewed optimism around US-China trade talks lifted ...
Switzerland announced reforms on Friday to make its biggest bank UBS safer and avoid another crisis, hampering the global ...
When UBS Group AG bought Credit Suisse a little over two years ago, some dubbed it the ‘deal of the century.’ But the full ...
Randy Anderson worked as a broker for nearly 25 years without a complaint before being accused of making unauthorized trades ...
The new capital requirement is part of a highly anticipated update of the country’s banking rules following the rescue ...
UBS Global Family Office Report offers some fascinating insights into how the world’s wealthiest families think about risk, ...
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Analysis-Shaken by Crises, Switzerland Fetters UBS's Global DreamDuring the global financial crisis of 2008, UBS was hit by a losses in subprime debt, as a disastrous expansion into riskier ...
UBS Group AG said it will carry out its plans to make payouts to shareholders this year as previously announced after the ...
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