Trader sues UBS,claims working for the bank damaged his mental health

Trader sues UBS,claims working for the bank damaged his mental health

A UBS trader sued his employer over allegations the “toxic” work environment and “punishing workload” caused his mental health to deteriorate so far he was no longer able to work.

  • byEllen Milligan

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M&A boom predicted after companies sit on $40 billion cash pile

M&A boom predicted after companies sit on $40 billion cash pile

Ongoing COVID lockdowns are not expected to stop companies opening the purse strings to pursue acquisitions or return cash to investors via buybacks and dividends.

  • byColin Kruger
It’s a little bit of history repeating in Credit Suisse’s litany of losses

It’s a little bit of history repeating in Credit Suisse’s litany of losses

Credit Suisse has been embroiled in a series of financial disasters that could have been avoided had it learned from its compatriot,UBS.

  • byStephen Bartholomeusz
Barrenjoey looks to lift women on board after O’Dwyer appointment

Barrenjoey looks to lift women on board after O’Dwyer appointment

The investment banking startup said it would appoint two more women as directors in the coming weeks,which will leave its board with 40 per cent female representation.

  • byClancy Yeates
‘Rockstar banker’ Grounds to join rapidly rising Barrenjoey Capital

‘Rockstar banker’ Grounds to join rapidly rising Barrenjoey Capital

The investment banking world’s worst-kept secret will be confirmed early next week when former UBS boss Matthew Grounds joins Barrenjoey Capital Partners as co-executive chairman.

  • byIngrid Pyne
‘We anticipated the raids’:How Barrenjoey’s poaching day unfolded for UBS

‘We anticipated the raids’:How Barrenjoey’s poaching day unfolded for UBS

Barrenjoey’s plan was to pick the eyes out of UBS’s pool of capital - its talent,its rainmakers and its networkers. By mid-afternoon on Monday the number of defectors had moved into double-digits.

  • byElizabeth Knight
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The policy risk emerging from the pandemic property price boom

The policy risk emerging from the pandemic property price boom

First-home buyers are back in the market at levels not seen since 2009,but the housing affordability debate lurks just beneath the surface.

  • byJennifer Duke
'Stacks up pretty well':UBS boss defends ASX

'Stacks up pretty well':UBS boss defends ASX

UBS chief executive Anthony Sweetman,has defended the ASX,saying technology glitches are unavoidable but cautions the company is on notice to prove its problems are not systemic.

  • byCharlotte Grieve
It's been a fabulous pandemic for the super-rich,but will it make our economy less equal?

It's been a fabulous pandemic for the super-rich,but will it make our economy less equal?

The wealth of the super-rich is booming despite the recession. That begs an important question:will the pandemic leave us a more unequal society?

  • byMatt Wade
Top deal makers to lead Magellan and Barclays investment bank startup

Top deal makers to lead Magellan and Barclays investment bank startup

Some of Australia's top deal makers are heading up a new investment banking venture backed by ASX-listed fund manager Magellan and British bank Barclays

  • byJohn Collett
UBS exploring mega-merger with Credit Suisse

UBS exploring mega-merger with Credit Suisse

UBS chairman Axel Weber has been studying the feasibility of a mega-merger with rival Credit Suisse that would create a Swiss banking giant.

  • byJan-Henrik Förster