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May 17 2013 23:28 BST
UBS bankers raise concerns about chat groups
Senior bankers at UBS have raised concerns about using Bloomberg chat groups to share confidential information about clients, in the latest sign of banks clamping down on online security. Bankers at the Swiss-based bank were warned on Friday to avoid putting information about clients on external platforms, with one seniorBy Alice Ross in London
May 17 2013 23:22 BST
Banks in demand as UBS backs switch to the sector
Royal Bank of Scotland led the blue-chip risers on Friday as financial stocks helped pull the FTSE 100 to within touching distance of its 13-year high. Banks were in demand after UBS recommended clients switch into the sector from defensive stocks. "Ultra-low interest rate policies have depressed net interest marginsBy Bryce Elder
May 15 2013 18:43 BST
RP Martin suspends chief amid Libor probe
RP Martin has removed its chief executive and an executive director from their posts amid a probe into the firm's role in the manipulation of Libor that saw two former employees arrested in December. David Caplin, the interdealer broker's chief executive, and Alan Farnan, an executive director, have been suspendedBy Brooke Masters and Caroline Binham in London
May 14 2013 19:10 BST
Morgan Stanley chief seeks to reassure on jobs
James Gorman, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, said he sees no reason for dramatic job cuts as the bank seeks to reduce the amount of capital used by its fixed income and commodities business to boost returns for shareholders. Mr Gorman has been revamping Morgan Stanley by placing greater emphasisBy Tracy Alloway in New York
May 13 2013 14:44 BST
Europe's banks turn to capital raising to meet Basel III
After a dearth of equity raising from banks over the past year or so, cash calls all of a sudden seem to be the fashion of the day. Deutsche Bank recently completed a €2.96bn accelerated issue of new shares, fellow German lender Commerzbank in March said it would raise €2.5bnBy Patrick Jenkins and Daniel Schäfer
May 07 2013 00:46 BST
Pension fund sues banks over CDS 'dominance'
A pension fund for Ohio-based sheet metal workers is challenging big banks' "collective dominance" of the $27tn market for so-called credit default swaps. The class action antitrust suit filed by the pension fund accuses banks including Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan of engaging in "anti-competitive conduct" when it comes toBy Tracy Alloway in New York
May 07 2013 00:13 BST
Competition: Entrants find the wealth industry is not a risk-free zone
Universal banks never forgot wealth management. But rarely have they found it as appealing as now. The most striking example of this renewed interest came last October, when UBS unveiled a radical plan to wind down risky parts of its investment bank and rebuild its strategy around its core wealthBy James Shotter
May 07 2013 00:13 BST
Switzerland: Haven feels pressure to conform with global data sharing rules
For a long time the Swiss tradition of bank secrecy was a potent calling card for the country's private banks, helping them to draw in money from all over the world. In recent years, however, it has become a millstone around their necks. Since the financial crisis, governments desperate forBy James Shotter
May 07 2013 00:13 BST
High returns attract rivals in search of sanctuary
The business of storing and investing rich clients' money remains a bright star in the banking industry firmament, especially at a time when other once-profitable parts of its universe - such as mortgage lending and trading - are looking decidedly bleak. Wealth management has been a boon for a sectorBy Daniel Schäfer
May 07 2013 00:13 BST
Crisis fallout: Margins suffer as rich hoard their cash
Wealth managers have fought an uphill struggle against an erosion of their previously stellar pre-tax margins ever since the financial crisis started in 2007. Over that period this gauge of how much revenue a private bank makes on assets has been under constant pressure. The reasons for this are many,By Daniel Schäfer
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May 10 2013 15:02 BST
UBS Americas Hosts Revitalizing America: A Presidential Conversation on the Nation’s Economic Recovery with President Bill Clinton and President George W. Bush in San Francisco
May 07 2013 15:00 BST
UBS Declares Coupon Payments on Four Monthly Pay ETRACS Exchange-Traded Notes
Apr 27 2013 14:00 BST
The Securities Arbitration Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes Continues To Investigate Claims of UBS Customers Who Sustained Losses in the UBS Willow Fund, L.L.C.
Apr 25 2013 21:47 BST
The Securities Arbitration Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes Investigates Claims of UBS Customers Who Sustained Losses in the UBS Willow Fund, L.L.C.
Apr 18 2013 14:30 BST
UBS Investor Watch Finds Confidence Improves as Investors Redefine Risk

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