UBS shares sank on Tuesday after its CEO warned again about the negative impact of new Swiss capital rules and the bank said its buyback plans hinged on no major changes to them.

UBS warned investors that plans for a $3bn buyback this year could be derailed by reforms to the country’s bank capital regime, taking the shine off quarterly earnings that blew past expectations.

UBS should have more clarity on the amount of capital it will need to hold under new Swiss banking regulations currently ...

UBS Group AG Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti warned that markets may not fully reflect the inflationary risk posed by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Although “the tariff topic has been ...

UBS Group AG Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti said he’s looking at whether to follow Wall Street peers in abandoning a key climate-finance alliance, as lenders seek to protect themselves ...

Swiss banking giant UBS on Tuesday posted $770 million in fourth-quarter net profit, compared with a mean forecast of $886.4 million in a LSEG poll of analysts and with a $483 million estimate in a ...

Instead of looking over its shoulder at the rest of Europe, Swiss bank would prefer to narrow gap on US rivals ...

The heads of three of the four systemically important Swiss banks used an event in Zurich on Thursday to get their messages across to the audience. finews.ch listened carefully to what Beat ...

UBS Group has cut more than 10,000 roles since it bought Credit Suisse, marking a milestone in the lender’s efforts to ...

ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti on Tuesday said it was currently premature for the Swiss bank to consider acquisitions as it continues to focus on the integration of Credit ...

Shares in UBS fell sharply on Tuesday despite the Swiss banking group beating forecasts with its fourth-quarter profits and announced plans to buy back $3bn of stock.

Im Zuge der Bemühungen von Banken, sich vor zunehmendem politischem Druck zu schützen, prüft UBS-Chef Sergio Ermotti, ob er den Wall-Street-Kollegen beim Ausstieg aus einer wichtigen ...