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banker. At the sante time. UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefcle. an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen. formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month, will lead macro analysis. while Mr. Haefele will

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Grtibel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010. settled a criminal probe in part by paying $78

A01300994 At the same time. UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Hackle. an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen. formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month. m ill lead macro analysis. while Mr. Haefele wil

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank. which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Griibel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010. settled a criminal probe in part by paying $78

s banker. At the same time, UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefele, an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen, formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the Mite House last month, will lead macro analysis, while Mr. Haefele will

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Griibel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs (87.71 billion) in 2010, settled a criminal probe in part by paying $78

s banker. At the same time, UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefele, an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen, formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month, will lead macro analysis, while Mr. Haefele wil

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Griibel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010, settled a criminal probe in part by paying $7

s banker. At the same time, UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefele, an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen, formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month, will lead macro analysis, while Mr. Haefele wil

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Grribel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010, settled a criminal probe in part by paying $7

s banker. At the same time, UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefele, an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen, formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month, will lead macro analysis, while Mr. Haefele wil

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Griibel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010, settled a criminal probe in part by paying $7

s banker. At the same time, UBS has hired former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Mona Sutphen and Mark Haefele, an alternative asset manager. Ms. Sutphen, formerly a managing director at Stonebridge International LLC who left the White House last month, will lead macro analysis, while Mr. Haefele will

mortgage-related write-downs and a messy altercation with U.S. justice and tax officials over tax-evasion allegations. The bank, which under former Credit Suisse Group boss Oswald Grubel swung to a full-year profit of 7.16 billion Swiss francs ($7.71 billion) in 2010, settled a criminal probe in part by paying $780