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Zuger Kantonalbank has expanded its cryptocurrency offerings to include Cardano and Avalanche through a partnership with Sygnum, responding to increased customer demand and growing regulatory clarity. Clients can access these services via e-banking and mobile app, allowing them to enhance their crypto portfolios conveniently.In a separate development, Japanese investment firm Metaplanet has issued ¥2 billion in 0% ordinary bonds to EVO FUND, aiming to bolster its Bitcoin holdings. This marks the firm's ninth bond issuance, with proceeds designated for purchasing more BTC, further solidifying its position as a major corporate Bitcoin holder in Asia.
ING has repurchased 2,774,130 shares in March 2025 as part of its €2 billion buyback programme, completing 69.72% of the initiative. The average repurchase price was €18.42, totaling 89,937,951 shares bought back, aimed at reducing share capital and enhancing shareholder value.
Permanent Capital Management LP acquired a new stake in JPMorgan Chase & Co., purchasing 3,151 shares valued at approximately $755,000. The stock represents 0.2% of the fund's holdings, making it the 23rd largest position. Analysts have mixed ratings on JPMorgan, with a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and an average target price of $252.89.
HSBC Holdings plc is expected to report earnings per share of 6.66 for the current year. The company announced a quarterly dividend of $1.80, payable on April 25th, with a 12.45% yield and a payout ratio of 115.81%. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating, with recent institutional investments highlighting growing interest in the stock.
UBS has delayed its net zero emissions target for its own operations from 2025 to 2035, citing challenges related to the commercial real estate portfolio acquired from Credit Suisse. The bank's latest sustainability report indicates a shift in focus, removing direct links between top management remuneration and climate targets, while still incorporating environmental factors into performance assessments. Despite the postponement, UBS remains a member of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, which is facing potential changes to its climate target commitments.
The Swiss Bank Employees Association criticizes politicians and regulators for failing to hold Credit Suisse's top managers accountable two years after UBS's takeover. They demand a new criminal standard for bank executives and express disappointment with the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry's findings, emphasizing the need for a major international bank to support Switzerland's economy and job market. The association also calls for personnel changes at the Financial Market Supervisory Authority due to its inaction.
The Swiss National Bank has called for improvements in the capital regime of the banking sector following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, which was taken over by UBS. The government is considering stricter regulations, particularly regarding UBS's capital requirements for its foreign subsidiaries, despite UBS arguing that it is already well-capitalized compared to global peers. The SNB noted positive market indicators for the integration of Credit Suisse into UBS, while also highlighting ongoing risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
The Swiss National Bank has called for reforms in the banking sector's capital regime following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, which was subsequently acquired by UBS. The government aims to bolster UBS's capital to prevent similar failures, though UBS contends that increased capital requirements could hinder its competitiveness. The SNB noted that UBS's current capital position is stronger than Credit Suisse's pre-crisis status, while also highlighting ongoing risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
The Swiss National Bank has called for reforms in the banking capital regime following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, supporting government efforts to enhance industry resilience. Stricter regulations are proposed for UBS, which is currently integrating Credit Suisse, amid concerns over its capital adequacy and the risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has highlighted ongoing weaknesses in capital adequacy regulations for the banking sector, despite the fallout from Credit Suisse's collapse in 2023. The government is pushing for stricter regulations, particularly requiring UBS to hold more capital, which remains a contentious issue. While UBS claims it is well-capitalized compared to global peers, the SNB stresses that improvements are necessary to enhance stability and competitiveness in Switzerland's financial landscape.
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