Switzerland $119 Billion UBS Group Explores Re-domicile from Switzerland to United States in Private Discussions Between UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher & United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
19th November | Hong Kong
Switzerland UBS Group ($119 billion market value) is reported to have explored re-domicile from Switzerland to United States in private discussions between UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher & United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In 2025 March, UBS Group stated it has no intention to relocate headquarters from Switzerland, after being reported earlier in 2025 March to be reviewing options to relocate UBS headquarters from Switzerland due to possible increased capital requirement for large Switzerland banks. In 2024 October, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has suspended annual UBS approval, requiring UBS to revise the recovery & emergency plans due to takeover of Credit Suisse. UBS is required to increase options for actions in insolvency to include exiting market, selling or winding down individual business segments, and selling the bank without jeopardising stability of financial system & without using taxpayers money. In 2024 December, the Switzerland Parliamentary Investigation Commission (PUK) has released a report on the collapse of Credit Suisse in 2023 March, with Credit Suisse management mainly responsible for the collapse of Credit Suisse, Swiss regulator FINMA (Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority) had made mistakes and the Switzerland federal government had failed to detect the crisis early. The report proposes to strengthen the resilience of the financial sector including increasing capital requirement (View report here).
“ Switzerland $119 Billion UBS Group Explores Re-domicile from Switzerland to United States in Private Discussions Between UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher & United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent “
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