As the threat of Nazism started to loom over Europe in the 1930s, a Polish-Jewish businessman called Joseph Sapir travelled to three different banking centres – London, Paris and Geneva – to deposit ...
Europe's second top court on Wednesday dismissed challenges by Credit Suisse (CSAG.UL), now part of UBS , and Credit Agricole ...
UBS Group reported a third-quarter profit well above expectations and said it remains committed to its dividend and buyback ...
Switzerland is becoming less attractive to wealthy clients, with a decline in assets managed by the country's banks and ...
Only two banks — Credit Suisse and Bank of America Corp. — had ever arranged such swaps as recently as last year. Now, at least five more banks have similar deals in the works.
the report noted that KKR & Co. Inc. and Kennedy Lewis Investment Management bought US$7 billion worth of recreational ...
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has hired Rumesh Rajendram as head of consumer and retail mergers and acquisitions for Europe, the ...
Credit Suisse’s new owner UBS Group AG and Credit Agricole SA lost a European Union court fight against multimillion-euro ...
UBS Group posted third-quarter profit that was almost double expectations, reducing costs and boosting revenues and said it ...
Unlike its typical high-yield category peer, the strategy invests substantially in bank loans ... The firm’s credit investments group, comprising John Popp, Credit Suisse Asset Management ...
High profit and progress on the integrations of collapsed competitor Credit Suisse were the key takeaways of the bank’s quarterly report.
The Swiss bank, which had by then become Credit Suisse, would only cough up the Sapirs’ money in 1998. Even then, it only did so under considerable political pressure from the US, and after a ...