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    UBS keeps lid on CEO Ermotti's pay in 2024 amid tussle on regulation

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    Posted on March 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    UBS CEO Ermotti's 2024 pay is 14.9M CHF, stable amid regulatory debates. UBS acquired Credit Suisse, prompting calls for stricter banking regulations.

    UBS CEO Ermotti's Pay Steady in 2024 Amid Regulation Talks

    ZURICH (Reuters) -The pay package of UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti was 14.9 million Swiss francs ($16.85 million) in 2024, the bank said on Monday, holding it in check as the company attempts to navigate a tense political debate about how it is regulated.

    The CEO's base salary remained stable, while his variable compensation declined to 12.1 million francs from 12.25 million Swiss francs in 2023, the bank said in its annual report.

    Ermotti was the best paid boss among leading European banks in 2023, earning 14.4 million Swiss francs for nine months work after he returned to the company to oversee the integration of Credit Suisse, which UBS bought in March of that year.

    UBS picked up its former rival for just 3 billion Swiss francs in a state-engineered deal after the once-powerful institution fell apart in a welter of scandals.

    The UBS that emerged from the Credit Suisse takeover had a balance sheet bigger than the Swiss economy, stirring concern about what would happen if the bank failed, and leading to calls to draw up tougher regulations to prevent another meltdown.

    Earlier this month the Swiss upper house of parliament backed a motion to cap bankers' pay at between 3 and 5 million Swiss francs ($3.39 million to $5.66 million).

    Total fixed and variable compensation for UBS's executive board in 2024 was 143.6 million Swiss francs ($162.43 million) according to the bank's annual report.

    The group-wide bonus pool stood at $4.7 billion in 2024 compared with $4.5 billion in 2023.

    ($1 = 0.8837 Swiss francs)

    (Reporting by Ariane LuthiEditing by Dave Graham)

    Key Takeaways

    • •UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti's pay is 14.9 million CHF in 2024.
    • •Variable compensation decreased slightly from 2023.
    • •UBS acquired Credit Suisse in a state-engineered deal.
    • •Swiss parliament considers capping bankers' pay.
    • •UBS's executive board compensation totals 143.6 million CHF.

    Frequently Asked Questions about UBS keeps lid on CEO Ermotti's pay in 2024 amid tussle on regulation

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti's pay in 2024 and the surrounding regulatory debates.

    2Why is UBS CEO's pay significant?

    UBS CEO's pay is significant due to its stability amid regulatory discussions and the recent acquisition of Credit Suisse.

    3What actions has the Swiss parliament taken?

    The Swiss parliament is considering a motion to cap bankers' pay between 3 and 5 million CHF.

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