UBS inks pact with Swiss government as Credit Suisse deal nears closure
UBS said Friday that it’s signed a loss protection agreement with the Swiss government covering up to 9 billion francs of losses once the takeover of Credit Suisse is completed.
Terms call for the guarantee to only be implemented if UBS takes 5 billion francs of losses from what are called non-core assets of Credit Suisse.
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