The Swiss parliament's commission of inquiry has released a 600-page report detailing the mismanagement that led to Credit Suisse's near-collapse and subsequent sale to UBS on March 19, 2023. The report criticizes the implementation of too-big-to-fail legislation and highlights institutional deficiencies in financial market supervision, offering 20 recommendations for improvement. This investigation underscores the ongoing concerns surrounding the banking sector's stability in Switzerland.
The Greens and Socialist Party have raised concerns over the risks posed by UBS following the Credit Suisse debacle, urging faster implementation of "too big to fail" legislation. They criticized UBS's management for excessive bonuses amid significant losses and called for stricter regulations. Meanwhile, the Federal Council and financial authorities are urged to enhance supervision to prevent future banking crises.
The Swiss parliamentary commission's investigation into the Credit Suisse debacle reveals that lobby influence has hindered higher equity allocations, raising concerns about the stability of large banks essential to the Swiss economy. The report emphasizes the risks posed by insufficient capitalization relative to the banks' operational risks, echoing lessons learned since the UBS bailout in 2008. As Switzerland grapples with the implications of these findings, the need for robust financial oversight becomes increasingly critical.
Law professor Peter V. Kunz criticizes the Parliamentary Investigation Commission's (PUK) report on the Credit Suisse crisis, stating it failed to provide meaningful insights or solutions after 1.5 years of investigation. He argues that the report's 20 recommendations are superficial and that political reluctance to hold authorities accountable has delayed necessary reforms, leaving the banking system vulnerable to future crises.
Bitcoin is currently trading between $96,000 and $98,000, supported by significant buying activity from over 1.16 million BTC held in wallets. Despite a recent drop below $100,000 due to a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve, 86% of holders remain profitable, with many continuing to accumulate BTC. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin falls below $96,000, it could drop to $90,000, while a bullish target of $110,000 remains in sight.
Siemens Ltd. shares fell 10.04% to Rs 6,867.05 after management announced they would not participate in upcoming LCC tech-based HVDC tenders, opting instead for VSC-based projects. The company reported a 25% increase in profit after tax for Q3, driven by higher revenues, despite weak government capital expenditure orders. UBS highlighted rising profitability and new orders in the energy sector, with plans to list the energy division in early 2025, potentially unlocking significant value.
Siemens Ltd. shares fell 10.04% to Rs 6,867.05 after management announced it would not participate in upcoming LCC tech-based HVDC tenders, opting instead for VSC-based projects. The company reported a 25% increase in profit after tax for Q3, driven by higher revenues, despite weak government capital expenditure orders. UBS highlighted rising profitability and new orders in the energy sector, with plans to list the energy division in early 2025, potentially unlocking significant value.
An analyst known as Rekt Capital warns that Bitcoin, currently at $97,158, could face a significant decline if it loses support at this level. Historically, Bitcoin has experienced pullbacks of 29% to 40% during similar phases, particularly in weeks six to eight of its cycles. The analyst emphasizes the importance of monitoring these trends as Bitcoin navigates its current parabolic uptrend.
Hollencrest Capital Management, Addison Advisors LLC, and Grove Bank & Trust significantly increased their stakes in Cintas, with ownership now at 63.46% by institutional investors. Analysts have mixed ratings on the stock, with UBS Group lowering its price target to $218, while Cintas reported a quarterly EPS of $1.09, exceeding expectations. The stock is currently trading at $182.78, with a consensus price target of $197.57.
Hollencrest Capital Management, Addison Advisors LLC, and Grove Bank & Trust significantly increased their stakes in Cintas, with ownership now at 63.46% by institutional investors. Cintas reported a quarterly EPS of $1.09, surpassing estimates, and analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus price target of $197.57. UBS Group recently lowered its price target to $218.00, indicating a potential upside from the stock's previous close.
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