UBS CEO Rejects 90% Capital Proposal

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti stated that a proposal requiring the bank to back foreign units with 90% CET1 capital falls short of a true compromise. He urged Swiss lawmakers to pursue a moderate course ahead of an upcoming parliamentary vote on capital rules.

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UBS's CEO Sergio P. Ermotti addresses the Annual General meeting of Swiss bank UBS, in Basel, Switzerland, April 15, 2026. REUTERS/Romina Amato

UBS GROUP AG-REG CEO Sergio Ermotti rejected a 90% CET1 capital proposal on Tuesday, calling the move an insufficient compromise for foreign units. The remarks arrive as Switzerland parliament prepares for a crucial upper house vote on new banking regulations. The outcome will dictate capital buffers following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse.

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