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UBS management is apprehensive about potential stricter regulations following the upcoming PUK report on Credit Suisse, questioning the wisdom of their acquisition. Despite averting a financial crisis, they fear that increased capital requirements could hinder UBS's long-term prosperity and competitiveness. CEO Sergio Ermotti advocates for targeted regulatory adjustments rather than sweeping changes, emphasizing the need for accountability among failed executives at Credit Suisse.
The latest rich list reveals the Safra family maintaining a stable fourth place in Switzerland with assets of CHF 22.5 billion, while the Hinduja family's wealth rose to CHF 10.5 billion amid legal troubles. Martin Ebner's assets increased to CHF 3.8 billion, bolstered by his stake in Temenos, despite a share price decline. The UBP founding family is valued at CHF 2.3 billion, with notable bank managers like Sergio Ermotti and Colm Kelleher estimated around CHF 175 million.
The latest rich list reveals the Safra family maintaining their position with assets of 22.5 billion francs, while the Hinduja family saw a rise to 10.5 billion francs amid legal troubles. Martin Ebner's wealth increased to 3.8 billion francs despite losses from Temenos, and the de Piciotto family is valued at 2.3 billion francs. Bank managers like Sergio Ermotti and Boris Collardi are estimated at around 175 million francs, with Ermotti benefiting from a substantial salary and share value at UBS.
UBS Group AG is set to acquire full ownership of its securities joint venture in China, UBS Securities Co. Limited, as its partner, Beijing State-owned Asset Management, sells a 33% stake for 1.5 billion yuan. This move is part of UBS's strategy to enhance its presence in China and follows its recent acquisition of Credit Suisse. Additionally, UBS is pursuing broader banking licenses in the U.S. and exploring a wealth management joint venture in India to capitalize on growth opportunities in key markets.
UBS Group AG is set to acquire full ownership of its securities venture in China, UBS Securities Co. Limited, as its partner, Beijing State-owned Asset Management, sells a 33% stake for 1.5 billion yuan. This move is part of UBS's strategy to enhance its presence in China and follows its recent acquisition of Credit Suisse. Additionally, UBS is pursuing a wider banking license in the U.S. and exploring a wealth management joint venture in India to capitalize on growth opportunities in key markets.
UBS is considering applying for a US banking license to enhance its presence in the US wealth market, aiming to attract high-net-worth clients through its investment bank. Meanwhile, JPMorgan"s Chase UK has launched its first credit card, targeting profitability by 2025 after amassing over £20bn in deposits since its 2021 launch. Additionally, Rothschild & Co has opened a new wealth management office in Dubai, joining other financial institutions expanding in the region.
UBS is pursuing an expansion of its US banking license to enhance its ability to offer loans and accept deposits nationwide, viewing the US market as vital for growth. Following the acquisition of Credit Suisse, the bank aims to attract high-net-worth clients through its strengthened investment banking division. UBS plans to acquire a US wealth management firm post-integration of Credit Suisse, as it faces significant competition in the US wealth management sector.
UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher stated that the bank should not face retrospective penalties for its role in the Credit Suisse takeover, emphasizing that intervening to stabilize the financial system should be rewarded. He argued that a private resolution for global systemically important banks is preferable to government-brokered deals, despite acknowledging that such resolutions can be complex. Kelleher also noted that integration efforts are progressing well, focusing on technology and client migration in Asia.
UBS chairman Colm Kelleher stated that the bank should not face penalties for taking on responsibilities from the defunct Credit Suisse after a government-brokered takeover. He emphasized that stepping in to stabilize the financial system should be rewarded, not penalized, and argued that a private resolution would have been preferable for Credit Suisse. Kelleher also noted that the integration process is progressing well, particularly in Asia, and expressed no concerns about the liabilities inherited from Credit Suisse.
UBS chairman Colm Kelleher stated that the bank should not face penalties for its role in the government-brokered takeover of Credit Suisse, emphasizing that stepping in to stabilize the financial system should be rewarded, not penalized. He argued that a private resolution would have been preferable for Credit Suisse, despite acknowledging the challenges it would have posed. Kelleher also reported that the integration process is progressing well, with a focus on technology and client migration in Asia, and expressed no concerns about liabilities from Credit Suisse.
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