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Increased UBS position by 380,665 shares; estimated trade value of $14,783,661 for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, based on the average quarterly price Post-trade stake totals 2,337,752 shares, valued at $76.00 million UBS accounts for 1.62% of the fund's AUM, which places it outside the fund's top five holdings

GREENVILLE, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UBS Wealth Management today announced the hiring of Financial Advisor Michael Shain in Greenville, South Carolina. Michael returns to UBS after a distinguished 33-year career at the firm, before his retirement in February 2024. He joins The Gallivan Group, a Private Wealth Management team in UBS's South Atlantic Market, which is led by Market Executive Jake Sh...

ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UBS Global Wealth Management US today announced that a five-person advisor team, the Mueting Lyczak Group, has joined the firm. They join the UBS Great Lakes Wealth Management Market, managed by Market Executive Geoffrey Centner, and will be located in UBS's new Ann Arbor, Michigan office, further expanding the firm's presence across the region. A multigenerat...

FRANKLIN, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UBS Wealth Management today announced the hiring of Financial Advisor Robert (Bob) Lauer in Franklin, TN. Bob and his team join the UBS South Market, which is led by Market Executive Greg Achten and is part of the firm's Southeast Region, led by Regional Director Julie Fox. Robert reports to Market Director Ryan McCann. “We are pleased to welcome Bob and his te...

A UK court has dismissed a $440 million lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank group filed by Credit Suisse over losses from the collapse of Greensill Capital. Judge Robert Miles of London's High Court found that SoftBank's activities in transactions dealing with Katerra, a US construction firm backed by the Japanese conglomerate, were in good faith.

Credit Suisse on Wednesday lost its $440 million London lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp over losses linked to collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital.

Swiss market regulator FINMA said on Wednesday it would appeal a ruling by a Swiss court that revoked a decree by the financial watchdog ordering the write-off of Credit Suisse debt during the bank's collapse in 2023.

The Swiss government and the country's financial market regulator on Tuesday both said they would analyse a court's partial decision that the write-off of Credit Suisse AT1 debt as part of the bank's rescue in 2023 was unlawful.