UBS
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Credit Suisse tier one capital holders should stop complaining
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Regulators’ supportive words have saved AT1, but prices are prohibitively high
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With cases expected on four fronts, the technicalities of Swiss banking law will be publicly aired over the coming years and months
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Overlap between banks is tempting to rivals, as UBS works out new strategy
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The shotgun rescue of Credit Suisse poses a dilemma for UBS in corporate finance — should it carry on with the restructuring plan or try to regain its former swagger?
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CS staffers keep an eye out for new jobs while waiting on merger strategy
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Premiums are six times higher than those expected before Credit Suisse's sudden collapse
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Swiss bank is looking to sooth bond investors’ anxiety and concerns following its take over of Credit Suisse
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Losing a bulge bracket bank increases the struggling market's urgency for a coherent vision
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The shotgun rescue of Credit Suisse is a historic moment that could trigger further domestic consolidation. What was considered impossible just a few months ago is now possible. But buyers should be wary
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Issuers in several countries are making enquiries about offering three year deals
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Credit Suisse’s forced integration into UBS knocks out another European bulge bracket player