arturo, i'm setting the scene in zurich it is a heated debate going on here in zurich i know that youad been on the news the last couple weeks and had an been vocal with the opposition with the creation of the monster bank of ubs and credit suisse. why is that the case >> good morning. well, you know, we are in switzerland here and we're supposed to have a fantastic banking market with ubs and credit suisse, we have one single mega bank that will serve the needs of all swiss customers. think about before the merger where we had three universal banks in switzerland one operated in zurich only and now we have just two in the region where i live and ubs/credit suisse is the only bank to give us service. >> reporter: so do you think there is any possibility this deal actually doesn't go through because the public are so opposed to it and of potentially mounting legal cases from shareholders and bondholders >> to me, it is more on the national assembly that needs to approve the 109 billion support plan for ubs/credit suisse i think all of the other legal matters will be secondary. my perce

oliver crick is outside in zurich, what are we expecting today?r: they are speaking face-to-face, which is notable in the wake of what has happened the last three weeks, but notable in what has happened over the last four years. this is the first time they meet face-to-face at an agm since april 20 6, 2019. 93% of shareholder value has been wiped out from a $35 billion company that sold for $3 billion. shareholders have a lot to say to the board this morning. everything will begin at 10:30. the chairman will speak, then the ceo, then it opens to the shareholders. probably in equal measure of statements and questions today. a fairly uncomfortable position for the board. this institution will not exist as a standalone and a couple months. dani: what is the focus for shareholders? it is not like they have a say of this merger can happen or not? oliver: this is one of the main issues come up shareholders had no say but were informed like everybody else. for them, there will be questions on what happened over that time, but there are substantive questi

a more let's get over to oliver crook in zurich. literally, we thought credit suisse could not face any bad news, but here we have the final nail in the coffin. talk me through what we know about this. >> we don't really even know if it is over yet. there is still unanswered questions. this specifically is an extension of what they did march 21, the government suspending pay under the swiss banking act, saying if a systemically important bank touches public funds, they can mess with remuneration. today they have decided the executive board gets none of their outstanding variable remuneration from last year. managers from the level down below cut 50%, and below that 25%. this has been a major topic at the credit suisse agm, but also at ubs, the fear is this house -- the size of this bank and how much they will pay executives. this was a concern for shareholders and was a major topic at the credit suisse agm where shareholders blamed the risk-taking culture on all this compensation that has gone in there. even the chairman conceded th

live in zurich coming up. >>> and later on, the crypto coin getting a boost thanks to musk it is april 4th, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning the welcome to "worldwide exchange." i h i'm frank holland. we are looking at another mixed picture. these indices ticking up slightly in the green a few minutes ago. moving between the red and green. the bond market is ticking down as fears of the slowdown continue also, oil prices putting pressure on the yields as people believe it will lead to the slowdown the 10-year treasury at 3.45 the yield on the 2-year treasury is barely above 4% something to watch >>> oil continues to bubble up after the best day in nearly a year wti is still above $80 up .50%. brent crude is above $85 natural gas is a rebound a steep decline year to date and it is up this morning 1%. >>> we are looking around the world. mostly green in asia after the reserve bank of australia is keeping interest rates unchanged after ten straight hikes nikkei is up .30%. shanghai up .50% hang seng in the red european trade is getting under way. l

we are live in zÜrich. u.s.and european futures fall before date at this week that may illuminate the path forward or interest rates. treasury yields tick lower. plus, the chinese embassy in france pulled a transcript of an interview in which the investor questions independence of former soviet states. remarks that unleashed fury across europe. francine: we put all of that geopolitical concerns on the market. if you look at futures, they are seeing a bit of pressure and also in general a of market participants trimming the worst levels. we have a lot of data and will get earnings. earnings in the s&p 500 20% reporting and about 30% better than expected. tom: the positivity coming through for earnings in that picture continues through the week as well as investors tried to get a grip on the forward-looking earnings picture. it is tech that is in focus this week with the likes of microsoft and amazon and meta all reporting. thanks as well, european banks front and center. across the open, this monday morning the f

sergio ermotti sat down with our very own manus cranny in zÜrich.io: at times of distress and the market generally, the first quarter was very challenging and we still saw clients looking at ubs as a safe haven. the inflows were coming in from all regions, and from different sources. in that sense, we are very pleased particularly also after the announcement of the transaction of the acquisition of credit suisse. we still saw inflows coming into our bank. a sign of confidence of our clients. manus: the german guided us a number of times that the integration will take 3-4 years. is that a lowball and a low bar, or again, is that a reasonable guidance? sergio: i think it is reasonable guidance. this is a complex transaction and i think it's also a transaction that we offer a huge opportunity not only to our shareholders will also our clients. the two franchises are extreme the complementary in many areas and also to our employees, but in order to fully execute the transaction of this complexity it takes time and we had to do things in the right way. w

shareholders have been venting their anger at credit suisse�*s final agm in zurich this morning.irman of the bank has said he is truly sorry for taking the company to the brink of bankruptcy. credit suisse was taken over last month by its rival, ubs, in an emergency deal backed by the swiss government. shareholders were not consulted about the takeover. let's go live now to switzerland and speak to our correspondent, imogen foulkes. it is interesting if you eat so what has come out of this meeting, the boss they are apologising and also a collapse entirely would have been bad news for the country and therefore this was the least bad option. therefore this was the least bad 0 tion. . , �* , therefore this was the least bad otion. . , �*, ., option. that is right. it's a blustery — option. that is right. it's a blustery day _ option. that is right. it's a blustery day in _ option. that is right. it's a| blustery day in switzerland option. that is right. it's a - blustery day in switzerland but there is a tornado of anger blowing through credit suisse's agm. it is true the top manag

i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum in london and geoff cutmore in zurich. these are your headlines >>> shares in ubs slump as the bank reports a 52% drop in net profit it sets aside additional provisions and focuses on the continued integration program of collapsed credit suisse. something the ceo sergio ermotti says he is optimistic about. >> the risks are complex i don't think this transaction is a risky transaction it will take time to get to the final operating model. >>> the dispoiappointing ubs numbers brought on the biggest drop in a month which is showing issues in the quarter. >>> and novartis hikes the full year jouloutlook. >> unless there is a challenge in the market environment, our push is to make that happen and strategic and long term and know this is the right thing to do for shareholders. >>> and nestle hits the sweet spot with the food giant topping first quarter estimates as prices offset over declining volumes. >>> the earnings are coming thick and fast today let's start with ubs a 52% drop in first quarter net profit after a legacy leg

we are joined by oliver crook in zÜrich with a shareholder. are joined by the ceo of the ethos foundation, a proxy for shareholders representing three to 5% of both credit suisse and ubs. we are joined now by him. thank you for joining us today. we are outside of the agm for a company that will not exist in a couple of months. would you hope to get from the agm day? >> some answers. it has been two weeks since the announcement of the acquisition and we have a lot of questions like who should bear the responsibility for the situation in which we are? covid of course but one question is is the bank doing his job now to look for cleaning up from the past year. oliver: what would be a good outcome? vincent: some of the bond members which have been serving for more than two years -- board members have responsibility in the scandals we have faced and they should not be reelected because those people do not have objectivity and independence to inquire regarding the situation. we need independence and so we are not electing part of the board. oliver:

morgan and zurich. se angel bank. later i emailed this owner some data asking him why he's partner was the head of the say, now the in the face racial futures authority in the usa. and he was on the head of their currency advisory committee. now the n f i n s k are empowered buying the c s t c to monitor and report on currencies. the owner came straight back to me and accuse me of liable. and threatened to take criminal action. it turned out that you are real enemies. those who wished you actual harm were in switzerland 2 years ago at the age of 70. you were abruptly arrested in portugal, taken to solitary confinement in a maximum security prison, denied year medication, given ill fitting and filthy clothes, and denied access to an attorney and an interpreter for a period. one portuguese prison guard told you this treatment was not coming from them, but from the swiss government. what was that like? did you know what you'd be up against from this with? no, john, i had no idea i was on. i'd retired on mature island wit

that is how expensive zurich is. with credit suisse behind you and ubs off of your right shoulder how many bodies will go out the door? mannus: probably enough a lot more than you, myself and john anticipate. the dissection of this institution was around 9000 jobs. by the time the new incumbent, returns to ubs, many years ago we sat down in an interview and he said i have to lay off 10,000 people and it never got there. the numbers will be much more than 9000. if you want to understand the smell of fear, it is in the price tag of 61 billion swiss francs walked out the door of the bank. that is nowhere near as brutal as the implosion in the fourth quarter, a stench of liquidity or lack thereof. the $60 billion is nowhere near what the market anticipated. the question, what did you get from the institution here that has seen over $170 billion go out the door and the space of six months? that is a risk to the trade. how do you draw a line on the stench of the exodus? jonathan: that number that you put on the fear of q1

meantime , ukrainian ex-people's deputy, businessman, lyricist, pc mp, vadym novynskyi shined in zurichitzerland. i will add that now novynskyi is under the sanctions of ukraine during this reform, he personally served in the sunday service in the church of the resurrection of christ of the russian orthodox church around the church, but there are ukrainian flags hanging around the church, a portrait of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi , our colleague, the correspondent of radio svoboda in zurich, novinsky said in a comment on radio svoboda that he does not live anywhere now and he came to switzerland from germany to return to ukraine in order to support, for example , the governor of the kiev-pechersk lavra pavlo currently has no plans novynskyi answers that he literally works for peace in ukraine , as you said, yours came here from ukraine, ger mania, like in germany, just like that, on foot , not on foot. this is due to the pressure on the bishopric, the priests, uh, the falsification of facts, not a single case that was started there eight months ago, it is not necessary

. —— live pictures from zurich. europe's first auction of a complete t rex skeleton.e an extraordinary discovery, the skeleton. it measures 11.6 metres in length and 3.9 metres high, and as i was saying, just the last couple of minutes, we do not quite know who the buyer is, a lot of fears that auctions like this, it goes to a private collector somewhere, that is the last chance you get to get a glimpse of something this, but there it is in the auction house there in zurich, it has just been sold for around $5 million. 67 million years old, that t rex skeleton. as the pictures go, so does the skeleton. the kremlin has published video footage of what it says was a visit by president putin to russian—occupied parts of southern and eastern ukraine. he's shown meeting military commanders in the kherson and luhansk regions. the russian leader has rarely visited captured ukrainian territory since he launched the invasion last year. a ukrainian presidential adviser said mr putin was visiting the area "to enjoy the crimes of his minions for the last time." it comes as ukraine

the expertise i had, the bugs, currency rates will be in manipulating by major buying everywhere in zurich. i noticed this straight away, they were called, well, transfer the high net were in the bank on how to do just our investors include almost all i've, i've, i travelled a lot in my life and especially the elite investors. so mike's in power of poor nations were i came to the conclusion that these banks were massively short and compared to the rest of the world. this, this was a comment because now how i reported it a risk. but after discovering warning signs of current to all the regulators in the usa, switzerland been, sees regulators that they should investigate. who was findings and detailed assessment a lot see the s c a in the u. k. now the c s t c is the commodity you commission on some other government departments now for fraud offices at all. even m. p 's from the banks of traders. when manipulating media outlets, even russian televisions, i described how bank said use tyler that were algorithmic trade anyway. but lambda, if i can mention that here, and the u. b. s. credits wi

our colleagues found him and noticed him, so to speak, in the russian orthodox church . church in zurichre are portraits of ukrainian people hanging around this church, even portraits of zelenskyi, but novynskyi conducts services personally in the church, the ex-deputy of ukraine in the church in zurich and in the russian orthodox church, and chornovynskyi will return to ukraine , did they pay attention to the fact that he appeared again , so to speak in the media space, after the language about the overhang condition, we have an understanding that if you have somewhere in the moscow orthodox church to have for yourself that this is a cell of the special services of the russian federation and this has already been proven many times, i want all of us to be with you they realized this, moreover, i think that the countries where all the cells are located realize this. this is exactly how they should be interpreted. they have an indirect relationship with the church . the first situation in which they perform this is the task of the special services of the russian federation. such deputies w

argus is us in zurich. what did be learned today from credit suisse? agm at credit suisse so as you can imagine, emotions were running high. we have heard investors express their sorrow, their anger as well. there were a lot of funny analogies about the lack of leadership, the disappointment. some investors feeling like they had been cheated on and so on. most importantly, it was good to see management take some form of accountability. there were a lot of apologies. the chairman expressed his deep sorrow for not being able to turn the bank around as he had hoped to. also went through the terrible event march and how everything escalated. we also saw a lot of the votes, some of the items had been removed because the bank as we know it today will no longer be. it will no longer exist. they have changed some of the agenda items. lehman was reelected along with six other board members to help complete their task until the merge is completed. they were reelected narrowly, so that showed there was little confidence from investors. but it was an emotional mom

tiranosaurio rex se subastÓ en zÜrich debajo de lo espada los restos fÓsiles datan de hace mÁ de 67 millonesaÑos mÁs de 50% de los huesos originales de (nombre en inglÉs) como se llama pro ceden de 3 espÉcimene de montana y ya wo ming y bueno el resto son moldes de yeso y recina producido artificial mente para los huesos que no se pudieron encontrar el esqueleto es la tercera criatura en su [ después de varios meses de conversaciones se decidió terminar con los desalojos. la comunidad se volcó para protestar porque temen que sea el inicio de obras masivas de personas sin hogar. >> así comenzamos al mediodía. >> este es unsu noticiero telemundo 48. >> y vamos a pasar con información el escenario de la bahía porque familiariza amigos y compañeros de trabajo que intentó frustrar un robo en una tienda home depot en plesington, hoy lloran su muerte. la policía inicie una conferencia de prensa. cuente lo más sobre esto. >> estudiantes en la tienda cuestionable con los trabajadores, está devastado por esta situación los sospechosos en cuestión. >> el sujeto quejaran el auto que permitió que la muje

let's get to manus cranny, who is in zÜrich covering this story.these numbers just broke 15 minutes ago. quick digestion for you and move outside of credit suisse. what are your main takeaways? manus: the drive-by which happened in the middle of march in terms of the exodus of funds could have been a lot worse. 61 billion swiss francs did walk out the door. there is undoubted pressure. what they've told us is the market expected over 100 billion, sort of the fluttering number in the wind. to put it in context, in the fourth quarter of 2022, on hundred 10 billion walked out the door. 61 billion have gone out the door. that's not as bad as the fourth quarter number. they are taking a goodwill impairment charge in the wealth management business of 1.3 billion. some things to get your head around you look at these numbers -- you need to step back and pause. money walking out the door of a massive institution like credit suisse, deposits can fly out the door like that. that is done in a matter of minutes in the swift system. where the complicated evolut

at the same time, swiss law firms were springing up everywhere in zurich. i noticed that straight away they were called wealth managers. family. well, these law firms enabled massive wealth transfer behind even russian television were algorithmic trading fading at a small company in switzerland. co owner of that company was a family member of the bank. julius, there is j. p. morgan, and sore ex. owner some data, asking him why he's partner national futures authority in the us. you can get to now the n f i n k r letter a report on currencies, bible and threatened to take criminal action enemies. those who wished you actual harm were in switzerland and the you were abruptly arrested in portugal. taken to solitary prison, denied your medication, given ill fitting and had access to an attorney and an interpreter for a period one, but from the swiss government. what was that like? did you know what you'd be? and i was on, i retired on the gear i'll they took me to the show. it was dirty. it was there was no heating. i was on the law body of water. it was scary b

after working as an architect in zurich and vienna, she was called to berlin in 2007 as the director of urban planning. she was responsible until july 2021 for competitions in the city and was a member of many selective committees. anyone who wanted to work on important projects had to cross her path at some point. it's yes or does he meet m behind? it's true that i don't just write a book or express a thought song and afterwards it's there instead of a word of glass which has a lot of glass, chiseled imogen. so i really can't allow myself to make any mistakes. and i just have to select the best project is to play act. all sorts of competitions are big opportunities for smaller architectural firms. but they're controversial. no demands like ever relative kurt to put it relatively says sensually. it's almost impossible for new officers to take part because the standards of the way they are in every team that you have to do for the competition you have to have built already bought. i'm was whitman, i'm glad to play actin. if you get an invitation, let's say for a town hall, you're supp

after graduating from the swiss federal institute of technology and zurich, she set her course for japan. as via whoever clicked on soon, i'd been to lots of places in the world before i but when i got to tokyo i that was quite the shock. i thought it wasn't comparable to any place else that i had been with no of the city. and that was really liberating though i was i had the feeling the japanese architecture han was so different under. there's something mysterious about it. so much is left open mouth and i found that very fascinating fuss than yet hurt in 2005, she applied for a job at the renowned at santa architectural firm of the award winning female architect kazoo yossi shima in tokyo, she intended to stay for 3 months, those 3 months became 5, demanding years. is glover, i think the hardest thing for me and which of course was part of the deal was that i had absolutely no social contact it naturally we always worked until 2 or 3 in the morning and then we went town a little late at night. allison up and that was may be the only contact you had at night in the bar. and the next mor

or pausing, they have around 190,000 businesses who are members and the insurance giants aviva and zurichere the first to do that. the likes of asda, shell, natwest, they have pause relations, and john lewis has terminated its membership as well. these follow fresh allegations today with a second woman claiming she was raped when working for cbi and she worked in one of its many overseas offices and we don't know whereabouts and we don't know when it happened. she said she had been out drinking with colleagues and work out to find herself in a room with a couple of other male colleagues and she said she had not consented to sexual activity but physical signs indicated to her that she had been raped. she reported that two cbi bosses but was not given any support and cbi said the allegations are abhorrent but they have onlyjust been made aware of them and they say they are working with police to bring the perpetrators to justice. city of london police are already investigating the allegations of another raped on a summer boat party on the river thames. there are claims of sexual harassment

the zÜrich university of teacher education is even opening a second campus.lp in the short term. in remote lauterbrunnental, 3 positions have already been advertised for the next school year. no one has applied yet. canned fish are usually seen as cheap food. but in portugal, canned sardines are a delicacy to be savored. this small fish has become something of a national icon. and it's not just the taste but also the marketing that has created the hype. some stores in the capital lisbon have been pivotal in this success story. a century-old recipe. the contents might be the same, but on the outside, the canned sardine has been given a new life. tiago ferreira is reviving the fishy food. that's the power of design. it works well psychologically. because the product in the can is unchanged - the quality is the same too. portugal is remarketing a classic product. this store is known as the "fantastic world of portuguese sardines" and inside there's nothing that remind us of a traditional fishmonger. people are drawn in by the colors, the music, and the movement

a t-rex skeleton sold at auction in zurich for more than $6 million yesterday. about 65 million years old. it's called trinity because it was assembled from three different t-rexes. at 38 feet long and 13 feet high, trinity is posed in a ferocious growl. it was bought by a private european collector. >>> up next, live long and prosper. an oscar-winning actor set to star in a new "star trek" spinoff movie. " spinoff movie. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (vo) at the tidy cats innovation lab. matching your job description. we live to solve litter issues. odor control? under control! absorption? absolutely! clumping? conquered! performance is part of every tidy cats litter. no wonder, we're america's #1 litter! hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. i didn't think losing 100 pounds was even in the cards for me unless i had surgery, but with golo, it

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the zÜrich university of teacher education is even opening a second campus.lp in the short term. in remote lauterbrunnental, 3 positions have already been advertised for the next school year. no one has applied yet. canned fish are usually seen as cheap food. but in portugal, canned sardines are a delicacy to be savored. this small fish has become something of a national icon. and it's not just the taste but also the marketing that has created the hype. some stores in the capital lisbon have been pivotal in this success story. a century-old recipe. the contents might be the same, but on the outside, the canned sardine has been given a new life. tiago ferreira is reviving the fishy food. that's the power of design. it works well psychologically. because the product in the can is unchanged - the quality is the same too. portugal is remarketing a classic product. this store is known as the "fantastic world of portuguese sardines" and inside there's nothing that remind us of a traditional fishmonger. people are drawn in by the colors, the music, and the movement

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the united states will visit zurich bern milan vienna and berlin but the assistant minister of financeh rosenberg will visit astana almaty and bishkek from april 23 to 28, the main purpose of the visits is to suppress any ways to circumvent sanctions, in other words, blackmail and break ties with russia or be cut off from western economies and markets. however. here it’s worth figuring out who will cut off what strange brix, for example, they are already bypassing the big seven in terms of their contribution to the growth of the global economy. stable since 20 years. and at other events in bishkek, preparations began for the procession of the immortal regiment, which, according to tradition , will take place on may 9, as expected in the city with portraits of the ancestors of the heroes of the great the patriotic war will again be followed by tens of thousands of people. the action in the kyrgyz republic, the capital and other settlements of the republic has been held since 2012, the edification of the driver to reckless drivers from the uzbek police, the employees installed one of the

the united states will visit zurich, bern, milan, vienna and berlin but the assistant secretary of theury, elizabeth rosenberg, will visit almaty and bishkek from april 23 to april 28, the main purpose of the visits is to suppress any methods of circumvention, sanctions, in other words, blackmail to break ties with russia or be cut off from western economies and markets. however. here it is worthwhile to figure out who wins? from what the brix countries will cut off, for example, they also bypass the big seven in terms of their contribution to the growth of the world economy, steadily since the twentieth year. and here are other events. in bishkek, preparations have begun for the procession of the immortal regiment, which will traditionally be held on may 9, as expected , tens of thousands of people will again follow the city with portraits of the ancestors of the heroes of the great patriotic war in the capital of kyrgyzstan and other settlements points of the republic has been carried out since 2012, the edification of the driver to the reckless drivers from the uzbek police, the emp

oh, that's what evolutionary biologists sandra head starts is researching at the university of zurich. she works with the skulls of various species. to measure their brain volumes, she fills the skulls, would lead pellets a time honored method. it should 7 a mac. now this is a mac skull, let's say you can fit almost a 100 milliliters in there that as a 100 e thick field may, that's a lot more than all ma'am. and so why did he go form them with the ground hog warm as the edible gather more 15000000. if the cut, the skull only fits 15 milliliters, so the brain is 8 times smaller lives than this done. i have to enter that into the database. the researchers have compiled a database of $1200.00 brains from a wide range of mammalian species. xander hedged up and a college had measured the majority of them. for months they went from museum to museum in the usa, filling a wide variety of schools with their pellets. as a matter of a thing that makes us native me the most was the whale skull. we measured in a boat, it was a span whale thing, but adequate. and we really pulled the pellets into i

and for us, the shelter of vytachy reminds the couple, and here is this blue locker presented in zurich to those who are indifferent to the events in ukraine, there are the same windmills here. and the main thing is that it is from history, when matilda grows up, she will definitely be told more one story when my mother was pregnant with me, she was only 23, she was ashamed to tell her father about it, so she decided to buy a chair with the hint that you will soon become a grandfather but my father understood everything and the chair he did not accept and said in this chair you will feed my grandchildren now in this chair they are feeding matilda, probably here she will read the book matilda by roald dahl, which we gave along with the ukrainian alphabet from a baba galamaga, and it seems that it will be useful not only for matilda, but also for dad marko , who is already making progress in learning ukrainian olena frolyak natalya lutsenko maksimilian ilchenko ictv facts - the only new ones well, come back to ukraine, give birth to ukraine in ukraine, love ukraine and glory to ukraine, w

the zurich university of teacher education has even opening a 2nd campus, but that doesn't help in the short term. in remote lot opponent, all 3 positions have already been advertised for the next school year. no one has applied yet. now can fish are usually seen as cheap food, but in bought a girl can sardines out a delicacy to we say what the small fish has become something of a national icon and it's not just the base but also the marketing that has created the hype. some stores in the capital, lisbon have been built to in the success story a century old recipe. the contents might be the same, but on the outside, the can sardine has been given a new life to jago ferrera is reviving the fishy food east. present the back of the power of design can it works well psychologically to quote, because the product m a can is unchanged into the quality is the same to miracle. we love portugal is remarketing a classic product. this store is known as the fantastic world of portuguese sardines and inside there is nothing that reminds us of a traditional fishmonger, exclusive or some vessels. some