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UBS AG, Switzerland’s biggest bank, plans to increase its Asia corporate advisory and capital markets team by 10 percent over three years to tap expansion in the world’s fastest-growing region.
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Australia, the world’s biggest iron ore and coal exporter, can’t escape fallout from economic stagnation in the U.S. and Europe and should be saving more for leaner times, UBS AG’s top banker in the nation said.
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UBS AG , which has lost at least 50 dealmakers from its U.S. investment bank since 2009, remains committed to the unit and aims to reach a top-five rank, said Matthew Grounds , global co-head of investment banking.
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UBS AG , Switzerland’s biggest bank, named Matthew Grounds and Simon Warshaw joint global heads of its investment banking division after John Wall retired.
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UBS AG’s joint head of global investment banking Jimmy Neissa plans to leave the company at the end of March to focus on family business, Carsten Kengeter, head of the investment bank, said in a memo to employees.
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UBS AG, Switzerland’s largest bank, hired former Wachovia Corp. executive Stephen Cummings as chairman of investment banking in the Americas.
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Andrea Orcel, chief executive officer of UBS AG’s investment bank, is creating two client groups in an overhaul of the operation to revive profit.
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UBS AG will need three to five years to fully transform its investment bank under a plan outlined last month, Andrea Orcel, who heads the unit, told staff at town hall-style meetings over the past two weeks, according to two people who heard him speak.
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UBS AG is taking the biggest share of Australian mergers advisory since 2004 after working on four of this year’s five largest transactions involving local companies, as deal making rebounds from a slump.
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