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Private Banking Poll 2009: Leaders deliver in damage limitation drive

Date: 12 Jun 2009

Swiss bank UBS has been firefighting on all fronts as it strives to turn its business around. Its efforts have been rewarded with a show of client faith in our largest Private Banking Poll to date, while Deutsche Bank also continues to impress. Both institutions see their domestic Asian businesses as key to future success, and they’re standing by their integrated platforms too.

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Leigh Powell

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