CEO-Swapping at UBS and Credit Sweeeeesse

Downtown Zurich

Downtown Zurich

Ah, Switzerland.  The land of fine time pieces, exquisite chocolate and institutionalized tax evasion.

There's been a switcheroo as regulators on two continents engage in a light wrist-slapping at UBS over the bank's role in the Madoff fraud and the let's-arm-our-unregistered-advisors-with-encrypted-laptops-to-help-Americans-cheat-Uncle-Sam affair.

Troubled UBS has brought on the architect of Credit Suisse's recent turnaround, Oscar Gruebel, to right the giant ship as outgoing CEO Marcel Rohner resigns himself to a retirement high up in the Alps, repairing cuckoo clocks.

OK, I've used up all of my Swiss stereotypes.

Here's a link to TheStreet.com's take:  UBS Appoints Oswald Gruebel

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