UBS Gets Short-Changed
                   
forbes.com
May 21, 2008 48 related
        

LONDON - On Wednesday, UBS (nyse: ) fell 3.3%, or 1.04 Swiss francs ($1.01), to 30.70 Swiss francs ($29.84) in afternoon trading in Zurich as it unveiled the details of its plans, which involve selling $15 billion of Alt-A and U.S. subprime residential securities to a fund managed by investment... [read full story]                    

Add Comment
There are also 48 related articles
View all news articles about*:
Bank Banking Canton Citigroup Corporation Economy Finance Financial Insurance Investing Markets Stock Swiss Switzerland Zurich
*Newstin tag cloud displays all featured persons, associated organizations, related topics, regions and companies

View other selected articles:

                   

Swiss Investors Announce Long-Term Committment to Development of Nanoparticle Drug Delivery System

azom.com
17 mins ago 5 related
        

Midatech Group, a world leader in nanotechnology, today announces the formation of a Basel-based Swiss drug development subsidiary, PharMida AG. Formation of this subsidiary follows an investment by ...

add comment

Zurich Expands Riddell's Role to Asia-Pacific, Middle East

insurancejournal.com
57 mins ago
        

Zurich Financial Services Group announced that, effective January 1, 2009, Geoff Riddell, the current CEO of Global Corporate, will assume additional responsibilities overseeing the Group's operations

add comment
                   

Bank of England to Ease Policy Further to Meet 2% Target For Inflation

dailyfx.com
1 hr ago
        

Written by David Song, Currency Analyst Fundamental Headlines • Yang to Step Down as Yahoo CEO – Wall Street Journal • Ford Tallies Potential Losses – Wall Street Journal • Citi cuts 52,000 more jobs, Pandit plans to shrink...

add comment
                   

Banks lead European markets down

wtop.com
4 mins ago 1 related
        

A Filipino trader arranges his glasses at the Philippine Stock Exchange in financial district of Makati, south of Manila, on Tuesday Nov. 18, 2008. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 66.40 points, or 3.42 percent, at...

add comment