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UBS: lessons drawn from Credit Suisse case could spark tougher regulation

Mar 27, 2024 11:49 PM

ZURICH, March 28 (Reuters) - UBS on Thursday

said findings drawn up by bodies in Switzerland looking into the

2023 collapse of Credit Suisse could result in "more stringent

regulation" in future.

UBS, which acquired its smaller rival Credit Suisse last

year, made the observations in its latest annual report.

(Writing by Andrey Sychev

Editing by Dave Graham)

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