Asia Pacific market round-up: UBS heads back to school

by Chris Leahy

More evidence of the chronic staff shortages still faced by Asia’s private banks came in September with news that UBS, the largest private bank in the region, has resorted to constructing its own purpose-built training facility for new recruits and existing staff to cater for the demands of its burgeoning Asia wealth management business.

The UBS Wealth Management Campus – Asia Pacific, as the school will be called, will be based in Singapore and is expected to open in the first quarter of 2007.

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