UBS cuts 3,500 jobs

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SWITZERLAND - UBS is slashing 3,500 jobs as part of its cost cutting scheme with almost half coming from its investment banking business but only 10% from its global asset management unit.

The firm, which announced last month it was unlikely to achieve its pre-tax profit target set in 2009 because of the new capital and regulatory requirements and the weakening economic outlook, said...

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