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Các nhà lập pháp Thụy Sĩ đề xuất giới hạn tài sản cho UBS để đáp ứng việc mua lại Credit Suisse

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Swiss lawmakers have proposed an asset cap for UBS in response to Credit Suisse’s acquisition. The proposal comes as a response to concerns that the acquisition could lead to a concentration of power in the Swiss banking sector.

The proposed asset cap would limit UBS’s total assets to 100% of Switzerland’s gross domestic product (GDP). This would mean that UBS would have to reduce its assets by around CHF 300 billion ($328 billion) to comply with the proposed cap.

The proposal has been met with mixed reactions. Some argue that the cap would help to prevent a concentration of power in the Swiss banking sector, while others argue that it would harm UBS’s competitiveness and ability to compete on a global scale.

Those in favor of the cap argue that it would help to prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis, which was caused in part by the concentration of power in the banking sector. They argue that by limiting UBS’s assets, the Swiss government can help to prevent a similar crisis from occurring in the future.

However, opponents of the cap argue that it would harm UBS’s competitiveness and ability to compete on a global scale. They argue that UBS needs to be able to compete with other global banks, and that an asset cap would make this more difficult.

UBS itself has not commented on the proposal, but it is likely that the bank will oppose it. UBS is one of the largest banks in Switzerland, and an asset cap would have a significant impact on its operations.

Overall, the proposal for an asset cap for UBS in response to Credit Suisse’s acquisition is a controversial one. While some argue that it would help to prevent a concentration of power in the Swiss banking sector, others argue that it would harm UBS’s competitiveness and ability to compete on a global scale. It remains to be seen whether the proposal will be implemented, and what impact it will have on UBS and the Swiss banking sector as a whole.

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