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UBS expects half of planned $13bn cost-cuts to come from employees

Analysts have forecast that up to 35,000 jobs could go following UBS's acquisition of Credit Suisse

UBS's chief financial officer Todd Tuckner said the bank is looking for cost savings via cutting staff
UBS's chief financial officer Todd Tuckner said the bank is looking for cost savings via cutting staff Photo: Arnd Wiegmann/Bloomberg via Getty Images

UBS is set to cut billions in staff costs as it culls employees over the next two years, with the Swiss bank setting out a roadmap for the mammoth integration of Credit Suisse.

Around half of UBS's $13bn in planned cost cuts by 2026 will come from personnel, the bank's chief financial officer Todd Tuckner told analysts during its fourth-quarter earnings call.

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