UBS
06:56 :
Court rules that UBS trader should stay in custody -
LONDON (AP) -- A trader accused of losing Swiss banking giant UBS about $2.3 billion is "sorry beyond words," his lawyer said Thursday, as a judge ordered him to be held in jail until a hearing next month....
04:01 :
UBS chief seeks backing for investment bank, leadership -
UBS CEO Oswald Gruebel will ask the board of the Swiss financial giant to back his leadership and keep its investment bank after a $2.3 billion loss blamed on a rogue trader piled pressure on him to scale back or even split off the division.
03:45 :
U.K. Sets Sights on 'Rogue' Traders -
As authorities investigate an alleged rogue trader at UBS, British regulators are examining multiple cases of possible improper or unauthorized trading at banks operating in London.
02:10 :
U.K. looks into more improper-trading cases: WSJ -
TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) -- British regulators are reviewing at least four cases of possible improper trading at banks, people familiar with the matter told The
Wall Street Journal. The probe comes as the authorities are investigating ...
23:59 :
UBS Chief's Message to Board: Stick with 'Integrated' Bank -
UBS CEO Oswald Gruebel will stress to the board of directors that he wants the investment bank to remain part of Swiss bank's "integrated banking model" in meetings on Thursday and Friday, sources said, after rogue trading cost the bank $2.3 ...
23:19 :
U.K. Sets Its Sights on 'Rogue' Traders -
As authorities investigate an alleged rogue trader at UBS, British regulators are examining multiple cases of possible improper or unauthorized trading at banks operating in London, according to people familiar with the matter.
09:34 :
UBS CEO Gruebel says has board's backing -
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel said he had the support of the Swiss bank's board ahead of its first meeting since announcing rogue trading had cost it $2.3 billion, news that promoted calls for tougher ...
08:49 :
UBS CEO Gruebel says has board's backing -
UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel said he had the support of the Swiss bank's board ahead of its first meeting since announcing rogue trading had cost it $2.3 billion, news that promoted calls for tougher regulation of investment banks.
06:27 :
Breakingviews: Singapore not helpless over UBS losses -
Sept. 21 - Singapore's sovereign fund, which owns 6.5 percent of Swiss bank UBS, is disappointed with its investment and may want to rethink the wisdom of being a passive shareholder, says Reuters Breakingviews.
02:00 :
UBS CEO, Singapore holder disappointed at incident -
TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) -- UBS AG's chief executive and a prominent holder of the Swiss bank on Tuesday expressed disappointment with the rogue-trading incident that prompted an estimated $2.3 billion loss, media reports say. People familiar ...
23:42 :
UBS Board to Focus on Postscandal Plan -
As the board of UBS AG begins a three-day meeting Wednesday, the stakes are high for Chief Executive Oswald Grübel, who is likely to give directors the first sketch of how he proposes to scale back the investment bank as a result of the rogue ...
22:12 :
UBS chief confident of board support despite -
UBS chief executive Oswald Gruebel said he has the support of his board despite the rogue trading scandal that cost the Swiss bank $2.3 billion and prompted calls for tougher regulation of risky investment bank practices.
19:21 :
UBS boss seeks board backing for overhaul -
SINGAPORE/ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel will ask the Swiss bank's board to back plans for a radical overhaul of investment banking under his leadership at a meeting in
Singapore, after unauthorized trading ...
11:14 :
How you could profit from rogue traders -
With the UBS debacle just the latest in a long line of rogue trading fiascos, banking chiefs will be working overtime to get a firmer grip on their employees' activities. And for one company, that means profit, says Tom Bulford.
10:06 :
The UBS scandal: history's biggest rogue traders -
The arrest of UBS trader Kweku Adoboli for alleged fraud marks the latest in a long line of so called 'rogue traders' at investment banks. DAvid Stevenson looks at some of the biggest, and what happened to them.
08:49 :
Pulte up 4% on UBS upgrade -
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- PulteGroup Inc. rose 4.3% on
Tuesday morning after UBS upgraded the home builder to a buy from neutral. Analysts said the stock's valuation offers an attractive entry point. UBS kept ...
02:20 :
Trading-rule gap may have enabled UBS trades: WSJ -
TEL AVIV (MarketWatch) -- The trader who allegedly prompted a loss at UBS AG currently estimated at $2.3 billion may have taken advantage of a loophole in European trading rules, people familiar with the situation told The Wall Street|Wall ...
01:54 :
UBS boss seeks board vote of confidence: report -
ZURICH/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - UBS AG Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel will seek a vote of confidence at a board meeting in
Singapore for plans to slash the investment banking division that caused a $2.3 billion loss due to unauthorized ...
23:13 :
China bank halts forex swaps with Europe banks -
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- An unidentified Chinese state-run bank has halted foreign-exchange swaps with several European banks, with the suspension believed to include
BNP Paribas SA and UBS AG , according to reports citing ...
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