The UBS has seen a significant increase in its stock price following its acquisition of Credit Suisse. This success can be attributed to the interest of financial investors in the concept of a “Wealth Management Powerhouse.” However, some investors who feel disadvantaged by the sale of Credit Suisse have filed class-action lawsuits in an attempt to secure better terms.

Although the outcome of the UBS’s acquisition of Credit Suisse remains uncertain until the integration is completed in 2026, the UBS has already experienced benefits. Its market value has risen by over 45% since the forced takeover of its struggling competitor, outperforming the Swiss banking industry benchmark. This success can be attributed to the appeal of the combined “Wealth Management Powerhouse” and the interest of speculators, including hedge funds like Renaissance Technologies.

Additionally, professional investors have profited from the UBS’s success, particularly after profiting from the decline of Credit Suisse. Hedge funds alone earned $430 million in profits from betting against the struggling bank, with total gains reaching $7 billion when including short sales of other US banks. The UBS’s strong performance and the interest of financial investors have contributed to its impressive market performance.

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