Julius Baer CEO Eyes Gains From Credit Suisse's Fall -Media
Julius Baer is having "constructive discussions" with Credit Suisse staff who are looking to leave following their bank's takeover by UBS.
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HSBC Holding Plc’s chief executive officer Noel Quinn and other senior managers were accused in a London lawsuit of pressuring the bank’s staff.
First Republic Bank is Not Currently Looking for a Buyer
Embattled First Republic Bank no longer searching for buyer as investment advisors and company executives seek to repair the company’s balance sheet.
UBS’s Kelleher Says Credit Suisse Integration Bigger Than 2008 Crisis Deal
UBS Group AG Chairman Colm Kelleher said that the task of integrating Credit Suisse Group AG is bigger than any deal that was executed.
Credit Suisse’s Klein Loses the Deal of His Life as Plans for First Boston Collapse
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Schwab Wins $7 Million From Morgan Stanley and Former Advisers
Charles Schwab Corp. won more than $7.3 million from Morgan Stanley and two financial advisers it accused of stealing trade secrets.
