Pascal Mora
Coverage of Pascal Mora in the Nexus archive.
- Swiss Lawmakers Gather to Discuss Law That Will Shape UBS Future
Swiss lawmakers are gathering to discuss a law that will shape the future of UBS. The law is expected to have a significant impact on the company's operations. UBS is a major financial institution with a presence in Zurich.
- UBS Sees Recovery Signs in US Wealth Business as Inflows Return
UBS has observed signs of recovery in the US wealth management sector, with returning client inflows indicating improved market confidence. The Swiss bank's US business is showing positive trends as investors regain trust in wealth management services.
- UBS Says Wealthy Clients Lost Some Interest in Private Credit
UBS reported that wealthy clients have reduced their interest in private credit, according to a Bloomberg article by Todd Tuckner. The shift indicates a potential decline in demand for alternative investments among high-net-worth individuals.
- SNB Move Below Zero Bigger Step Than Normal Cut: Schlegel Tells NZZ
Martin Schlegel, a photographer, notes that the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) decision to move below zero is a more significant step than a typical interest rate cut, as stated in an interview with NZZ. The article highlights the economic implications of this unconventional monetary policy.
- Swiss Give UBS Capital Concessions Ahead of Parliament Test
Switzerland is considering capital concessions for UBS Group AG ahead of a parliamentary test, which could reduce the bank's capital buffers. The decision comes as part of broader financial regulations affecting the Swiss banking sector.
- SNB’s Schlegel Stresses Higher Willingness on FX Interventions
Martin Schlegel, president of the Swiss National Bank (SNB), emphasized the bank's increased willingness to intervene in foreign exchange markets to manage the Swiss franc's value. The SNB reiterated its stance of selling the franc but avoided cutting interest rates into negative territory during its March 19, 2026, rate announcement.