Colm Kelleher, Chairman of UBS & Former Presi...

Most CEOs take years to make their mark. But after three decades dissecting and helping other people’s businesses at PwC, our guest today spent just two years inside Schroders before deciding it was time to sell the 222-year-old business. In this conversation, Richard Oldfield ex ...  Show more

In the world of global credit and event-driven investing, there are few firms that have been both quietly competitive, whilst simultaneously successful and long-standing. Founded over 40 years ago, Davidson Kempner may not be a household name, but they have navigated cycles by id ...  Show more

Sergio Ermotti's returned as CEO with the bank's historical acquisition of their main rival Credit Suisse, a landmark event in global finance. Sergio shares why he wanted to come back to UBS, his biggest challenges as new CEO, and why Credit Suisse failed.

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At one time, Credit Suisse was considered to be among the most respected banks in Europe. The FT’s European banking correspondent Owen Walker explains how the Swiss bank is trying to make a comeback after years of scandal and losses — and what might happen if it fails.

Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, is joined by Sergio Ermotti, the CEO of Swiss multinational investment bank and financial services giant UBS, to discuss how to help small and medium-sized business through the crisis, the resilience of the Swiss economy and what next for g ...  Show more

Morgan Stanley Executive Chairman James Gorman discusses his transition from CEO, joining Disney's succession committee and the future of wealth management and banking regulations. He speaks in a wide-ranging exclusive interview with Bloomberg's Sonali Basak. See omnystudio.com/l ...  Show more