BREAKING: Swiss regulators have proposed stricter capital rules for UBS following its Credit Suisse takeover. UBS may need to boost core capital by $25–26 billion (a 50% increase) by 2029, fully capitalizing foreign subsidiaries at the parent level. The reforms aim to address “too-big-to-fail” risks and enhance financial stability. Implementation will be phased, with full compliance by 2029. This could mean fewer share buybacks, lower dividends, and higher capital buffers, raising UBS’s CET1 ratio to 17–19%—well above peers—and shifting its focus to risk management over growth
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