UBS Group Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said Monday that he continues to worry about the long-term impact of inflation, but added that the global economy remains mostly stable for now.

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti was the highest earning CEO of the largest banks in Europe last year. This content was published on April 1, 2025 - 16:24 2 mi ...

UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti was paid 14.9 million swiss Francs (€15.4 million) last year, retaining his status as Europe’s best-paid bank boss, just as remuneration in the financial ...

Switzerland should not set rules for its banking sector that put it at a disadvantage, UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti was quoted as saying on Monday, as the country prepares to overhaul regulation ...

Sergio Ermotti, who left in 2020, will rejoin UBS as it absorbs Credit Suisse, which faces new accusations that it violated a tax evasion plea agreement. By Michael J. de la Merced Breakingviews ...

Sergio P. Ermotti’s total compensation was about $11.1 million despite the bank’s performance being “tempered” by legal and regulatory charges in 2014.

UBS gave Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti a $13.6 million bonus, hailing his "excellent performance in a defining year" for Switzerland’s largest bank by assets. The banker was recruited last ...

UBS has made Sergio Ermotti Europe’s best-paid bank boss less than a year after he returned to the lender, saying the Swiss executive had successfully steered the integration of rival Credit ...

Just as the $3 billion deal to buy Credit Suisse was being finalized, UBS had another surprise up its sleeve—the return of its former CEO Sergio Ermotti. He had turned UBS around in the past, so he ...

Ermotti’s healthy pay package is set against a sharper increase in overall executive board pay, up 30% from a year earlier to 140.3 million Swiss francs ($154.6 million).

Sergio Ermotti came to the rescue when UBS snapped up Credit Suisse. One year later, he’s now Europe’s best-paid bank CEO Prarthana Prakash March 28, 2024 at 8:15 AM Copied Chan Long Hei ...

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti has taken on a challenge unprecedented in the history of global banking, and the stakes for him, the bank and global financial markets are sky-high.