Viewsroom: Climate transition, Chinese stocks

Viewsroom: Climate transition, Chinese stocks

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Man City own goal upsets sport’s money-go-round

Sham contracts worth $1.1 bln may spell disaster for the Abu Dhabi-owned soccer club. In this week’s Viewsroom, Breakingviews columnists debate whether financial fair play is possible in England’s Premier League, and what the scandal means for investors rushing into big-team M&A. ...  Show more

UBS is unlikely to blink in location standoff

The $160 bln Swiss banking giant is facing an enormous capital bill following its rescue of Credit Suisse. In this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists debate whether the government is right to demand higher regulatory buffers and how the lender might actually leave home. ...  Show more

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