Activist investor Cevian Capital said it is “not viable” to run a large international bank in Switzerland due to new strict proposals and, unless the position changes, UBS (UBS) will have “no realistic option” other than to leave the country, Simon Foy and Mercedes Ruehl of The Financial Times reports. Cevian holds 1.4% of UBS’s shares.
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