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By admin on Sep 30, 2008 in Swiss Banking | 0 Comments

UBS AG will not introduce a cap on salaries, but management will earn less that before the credit crisis, the Swiss bank’s chairman said in an interview published on Saturday. When asked if there would be a salary cap, Peter Kurer told Swiss newspaper Blick:

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