Top credit traders quit UBS amid bonus row

By Mike Peterson

Friday, September 30, 2011

UBS has lost several of its leading credit traders this week

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TAGS: High yield bonds People Leveraged loans

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 12 years ago [2011-10-03 09:32:44]

If they feel so strongly about it, they should quit.... but no sympathy when they realise there are very few jobs out there that match UBS's base salaries, let alone have any bonus potential...

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 12 years ago [2011-10-02 19:44:46]

A new meaning to sharing the wealth .. the incentive for traders is to look out for number one, so sharing the wealth is simply not going to work.

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 12 years ago [2011-10-01 14:46:37]

Bad things happen when the bonus pool goes to zero ....

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