Four different CEOs in the past 5 years...
UBS CEO quits over trading loss; board speeds up overhaul
Sat Sep 24, 2011 12:45pm EDT
ZURICH, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Oswald Gruebel resigned on Saturday as chief executive of troubled Swiss bank UBS , saying he took the blame for the $2.3 billion loss run up in alleged rogue trading in its investment banking division.
The bank, which said it would beef up risk controls under an accelerated restructuring of that part of its business, named its Europe, Middle East and Africa head Sergio Ermotti -- only at UBS since April -- to replace Gruebel on an interim basis.
Gruebel, appointed in 2009 to rebuild Switzerland's flagship bank after a near collapse, said in a message to staff that the trading loss announced last week had shocked him deeply...
Sat Sep 24, 2011 12:45pm EDT
ZURICH, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Oswald Gruebel resigned on Saturday as chief executive of troubled Swiss bank UBS , saying he took the blame for the $2.3 billion loss run up in alleged rogue trading in its investment banking division.
The bank, which said it would beef up risk controls under an accelerated restructuring of that part of its business, named its Europe, Middle East and Africa head Sergio Ermotti -- only at UBS since April -- to replace Gruebel on an interim basis.
Gruebel, appointed in 2009 to rebuild Switzerland's flagship bank after a near collapse, said in a message to staff that the trading loss announced last week had shocked him deeply...
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