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| | ... government debt, emerging-market bonds, and so on. If the external fund had exposure to a 'blow-up', such as Credit Suisse hybrids, the super fund members would be unaware of this fact, given the lack of compulsory disclosure." Additionally ... |
| | | Ahead of formally integrating Credit Suisse, UBS unveiled its intended operating model and leadership team. With the deal expected to close in a matter of weeks, UBS explained it intends to keep the companies and brands separate. It explained each institution ... |
| | | ... history. Its demise marks the third bank collapse this year and the second shotgun wedding, following the joining of Credit Suisse and UBS. |
| | | ... Horizon Oil, US drilling company Diamond Offshore and Kiland, the owner of Kangaroo Island. Prior to the collapse of Credit Suisse, the fund invested 2.5% in a mixture of the bank's bonds and shares. "Although the shares fell by 50% and one of our bonds ... |
| | | ... decisions made are based on factors that you can't predict; think Covid, the Ukraine war, more recently the collapse of Credit Suisse, you can't predict that. Unless you go through these things you don't know how to deal with them." As such, O'Donoghue ... |
| | | ... readying for a return to Australia's wealth management sector, aiming to build on the private banking legacy of Credit Suisse. In 2015, UBS decided to withdraw from the Australian market for wealth management services due to rising regulatory and client ... |
| | | ... over to Hamers in 2020. The former chief has been picked to steer the bank through the unknown territory of its Credit Suisse take over, UBS board explained the decision was made considering new challenges and priorities following its acquisition announcement. ... |
| | | UBS has agreed to acquire the embattled Credit Suisse for $4.8 billion. As part of the deal, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) will provide an additional $160 billion (CHF 100 billion)) in liquidity assistance to support the merge. UBS plans to appoint ... |
| | | The ASX rebounded slightly this morning following the overnight bailouts of First Republic Bank and Credit Suisse, but has since remained unsteady. This mornings slight jump - 0.3% - was pretty modest, CommSec senior economist Ryan Felsman told Financial ... |
| | | The ASX fell 1.4% this morning following chaos at Credit Suisse that spurred on Wall Street downturns, but this isn't the only reason we're seeing a slump. Commonwealth Bank subsidiary CommSec explained the Aussie market opened down 97pts or ... |
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