Parliament Decides: UBS Must Underlie Foreign Subsidiaries with 90% Hard Equity ↗
Front page leadThe Swiss Council of States votes for stricter capital rules for UBS, a move the major bank had vehemently opposed.
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The Neue Zürcher Zeitung's front page highlights Switzerland's domestic financial news, particularly concerning the UBS and proposed capital regulations, alongside international affairs involving US-China relations and the Iran conflict. Other featured stories include commentary on fuel prices, a…
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The First Showdown in the UBS Capital Question: Why AT1 Bonds Could Torpedo… ↗
Today, the Council of States votes on the UBS capital question, and everyone is now talking about AT1 bonds.
Interview: 'The UBS Will Not Emerge Unscathed,' Says UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti… ↗
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti speaks about the upcoming showdown in Bern regarding capital requirements.
Interview: 'China Has Enormous Leverage Over the US,' Says Trump's Former… ↗
Today, Donald Trump receives Chinese President Xi Jinping. Nadia Schadlow, who drafted the 2017 security strategy that declared China a strategic rival, explains why the US has underestimated Beijing.
Why China's President Xi Jinping Is Bringing an Economic Delegation to… ↗
An explanation of the economic delegation accompanying Chinese President Xi Jinping on his visit to Washington.
Commentary: Expensive Fuel - State Discounts on Gasoline and Diesel Are Harmful ↗
Fuel prices are rising, and while drivers, hauliers, and farmers want lower prices, state intervention is more harmful than helpful.
On Badran's Ground Fight (and Her Unusual Allies) ↗
SP National Councilor Jacqueline Badran is fighting with the SVP, the National Council, and the Federal Council to strengthen the Lex Koller law, which regulates land purchases by foreigners.
World-Renowned Architect Pierre de Meuron Builds the Heart of the University… ↗
The Forum UZH promises lightness and openness. A tour of the future.
'Will I Drive Them to Hell?' Before the UN, Trump Threatens to Destroy Iran ↗
In his speech before the United Nations, the US President appears unyielding, stating that Iran must be brought to heel, and that he is unconcerned about domestic political pressure before the midterm elections.
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