Credit Suisse has said that it has agreed to pay increases for its staff in Switzerland, resulting in an increase "of 0.75% for individual and performance-based salary increases for 2016. (Reporting by Joshua Franklin) " The move applies to employees in Switzerland who are subject to the ACEBS up to and including vice president level. In a statement released on Monday, UBS said: "We have been working with our clients over recent months to address their concerns about the impact of Brexit on their business.
Credit Suisse has said that it has agreed to pay increases for its staff in Switzerland, resulting in an increase "of 0.75% for individual and performance-based salary increases for 2016. " The move applies to employees in Switzerland who are subject to the ACEBS up to and including vice president level. In a statement released on Monday, UBS said: "We have been working with our clients over recent months to address their concerns about the impact of Brexit on their business.