CS - Strongest Divisions?

What would you guys say are CS's strongest franchises for UBS to retain in the Americas, and what specific business may be the ones referred to below?

Pretty interesting excerpt from UBS press release about the intentions of UBS from the merger: "A focused Investment Bank, remaining committed to UBS’s model; strategic Global Banking businesses to be retained"

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what would you guys say the areas of IBCM that UBS is way better than CS in?

 

I dont think CS even knows whats being retained or not...

Credit Suisse is presenting its quarterly earnings on Monday, April 24 - three days ahead than originally planned - it said in a release Tuesday.

Presentations for media, analysts and investors have been scrapped, removing any opportunity for the bank to answer questions.

 

That was done so that UBS can speak freely on all topics they need to discuss. If CS did their reporting after UBS, UBS would have needed to tread carefully on what they say because CS info would then have been private.

 

from the article it says that they want to expand on the size and scope of their investment banking offerings in the US(CS advisory and capital markets is stronger so i imagine that’s where the the expansion will happen)

 

how do you guys think CS capital markets teams fit into UBS strategy in US?

 

how do you guys think CS capital markets teams fit into UBS strategy in US?

UBS appears to be more focused on advisory work.

UBS is betting that by beefing up its investment-banking offerings dedicated to technology entrepreneurs, it will be able to win those clients’ wealth-management business as well. Valla, who will be based in New York, most recently oversaw Barclays’s technology, media, telecommunications and consumer-retail teams globally.

“We’ve strengthened and aligned our global-banking offering closer to sectors where further wealth creation is expected, making Marco’s experience incredibly well-aligned with our global-banking strategic goals,” Karofsky said in the memo. 

 

EM lending was let go / the few remaining placed into the resolution unit back in the Q4 2022 restructuring as far as I know

 

Have been hearing rumors Tech will be retained as UBS is looking to build out their advisory business.

Don’t know about other groups but Tech accounted for 75% + of IB revenue 2020 - 2022 and have like 25 IPOs in the pipeline that were pushed back with an expectation of things ramping up Q2 2024.

Source: Worked there from 2015 - 2021. Moved onto a Special Sits HF. Still have strong ties to the franchise and good friends

 

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