UBS hires four individuals amid wider organisational restructuring
The new set up will organise operations vertically per global product, and horizontally as pertains to streams and regions, The TRADE can reveal.
The new set up will organise operations vertically per global product, and horizontally as pertains to streams and regions, The TRADE can reveal.
The past week saw new heads of trading appointed, as well as electronic trading quant analytics and chair related roles.
Individual was previously managing director – head of EMEA AES product and global execution services quant product EMEA at Credit Suisse.
Incoming individuals have almost four decades worth of collective experience at Credit Suisse under their belts, both within its advanced execution services (AES) division.
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has also opened enforcement proceedings against an undisclosed former manager at Credit Suisse.
The loss protection agreement will remain in effect until either all assets covered by the guarantee are realised, or until terminated by UBS.
Following completion, Credit Suisse shares and American Depositary Shares (ADS) will be delisted from both the Swiss and New York stock exchanges.
The appointments are part of the diaspora from the Swiss bank following its forced merger with rival UBS Group.
UBS said it is “evaluating all options for Credit Suisse’s Swiss business”; group financial chief to depart following closing of transaction.
The group reported a net profit of $1 billion and total revenues of $8.7 billion, down 52% and 7%, respectively, impacted by declines in asset management and investment banking.