Adoboli trial risks getting under UBS’s skin
The overhang of Kweku Adoboli’s trial threatens to distract executives from a restructuring strategy while damaging staff morale, analysts say
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A 31-year-old London-based ETF trader has been arrested on suspicion of fraud following the discovery of rogue trading at the investment bank
Former UBS trader pleads not guilty
Kweku Adoboli denies two charges of fraud and two charges of false accounting, and will face a full trial later in the year
Week in review: UBS chief under pressure
Scarcely a bank in the world will emerge unscathed from 2011, but UBS has been through 12 months to cap them all
Adoboli case adjourned until January
Kweku Adoboli does not enter a plea after appearing for a second time at Southwark Crown Court in London accused of unauthorised trading
UBS’s ‘mega-client’ comes under scrutiny
A UK tribunal raises questions about dealings with Anil Ambani
FSA bans former UBS wealth manager
Financial regulator took action as part of a probe into the Swiss bank’s dealings with some of its wealthiest clients
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