UBS can use AT1 convertible debt to shore up overseas units, says Swiss parliamentary commission.
UBS argues against 'draconian' regulations
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UBS bank notched up an interim victory in its multi-year struggle against Switzerland’s push to make it hold billions of extra dollars in capital.
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UBS wins partial relief as Swiss lawmakers back AT1 compromise on capital rules
UBS conquista vitória provisória em luta contra exigências de capital da Suíça
Swiss lawmakers advance UBS capital compromise to upper house
Swiss lawmakers seek compromise on UBS capital demand that could save the bank billions
«Lex UBS»: la Commission de l’économie et des redevances fait un pas en direction de la grande banque - Le Temps
(Bloomberg) -- UBS Group AG notched up an interim victory in its multi-year struggle against Switzerland’s push to make it hold…
(Bloomberg) -- UBS Group AG notched up an interim victory in its multi-year struggle against Switzerland’s push to make it hold…
Swiss lawmakers advance a compromise letting UBS cover half its new capital needs with AT1 bonds, potentially cutting a $20B…
(Bloomberg) -- A key panel of the Swiss parliament said UBS Group AG should be able to meet half of its new capital requirements…
UBS should be required to fully back its units abroad with highest-quality equity capital, says SNB.
Swiss lawmakers consider easing UBS capital rules from 100% to 70-80% CET1 backing for foreign units, potentially saving the bank…
