Switzerland’s two largest lenders are prepared to further scale back their investment banking operations if the country’s strict capital rules become even more onerous, their chairmen have said.
UBS and Credit Suisse have made cuts of different magnitudes to their investment banks, but a heated political debate in their home market has left open the prospect of these businesses being hit by even stricter regulation.
“If there is a fundamental change of the regulatory rules then we would have another look at how to recalibrate the business,” Urs Rohner, Credit Suisse’s chairman, told the Financial Times.
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