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February 2010

Private banking: Oswald Grübel claims the tide is turning for UBS

Legendary troubleshooter Oswald Grübel has had a tough first year at UBS, trying to mend the bank’s tattered reputation and staunch the outpouring of client money. But his biggest challenge may be convincing the markets that his methods are working.




Private Banking and Wealth Management Survey 2010





The old order changes

Features

Private banking: Oswald Grübel claims the tide is turning for UBS

Credit Suisse reaches the summit of private banking

JPMorgan takes the top spot (Ultra-high net worth)

Asian private banking: Clients return to risk cautiously

Latin American private banking: Advisers sceptical of highs

France’s private banks widen their nets

Deutsche lays out big ambitions

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Methodology


UBS: Regulators could bring economic damage

UBS: An onshore network for offshore banking

Update: Grübel says return to profit is just the start for UBS
9 February

     

AS THE FIRST anniversary of his appointment as chief executive of UBS approaches, Oswald Grübel has yet to convince the outside world that he is turning the bank around following two nightmare years of huge financial losses and serious damage to its reputation.



 
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