What happened
The chairman of UBS Group has characterized the latest capital requirement proposal as a compromise that the bank is able to accept.
The remark was reported in a brief market news item attributed to Sina Finance Express and published by East Money Information.
Why it matters
The chairman's comment signals that UBS is not rejecting the latest version of the capital rules, which may reduce uncertainty over how the bank will be regulated.
Because the statement frames the proposal as a compromise, it suggests both sides moved from earlier positions, though the source does not specify what those positions were.
Key facts
The statement comes from the chairman of UBS Group.
The chairman said the latest capital requirement proposal is a compromise the bank can accept.
The item was published on 2026-09-17.
What to watch next
Whether UBS or regulators provide further detail on the terms of the proposal and what each side conceded.
Whether other banks or officials respond to the chairman's characterization of the proposal.
