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  1. McGregor Staying Cautious With Banks

    Although he notes the potential problems of investing in financial-services names, Oakmark's Clyde McGregor sees some mispricing in European banks.

  2. Market Missing the Value in Asset Managers

    International Manager of the Decade David Herro on misvalued asset managers and his increasing interest in Japanese companies.

  3. Why Smart Investors Were Burned in the Crisis

    One year after Lehman's collapse, Morningstar's Matt Warren reflects on the government's decision, investors' pain, and the future for I-banking.

  4. Deja Vu All Over Again?

    Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser looks at five stories from this week that are more of the same.

  1. UBS Fined $47.6 Million, Faces Higher Capital Level on Loss

    UBS AG was fined 29.7 million pounds ($47.6 million) by the U.K. and told by the Swiss that it may have to increase capital levels for operational risks as regulators levied penalties after Kweku Adoboli's $2.3 billion trading loss.

  2. Adoboli's Ex-Manager Sues UBS Claiming Firing Was Race Based

    Ronald Greenidge, the former UBS AG managing director fired for gross misconduct in his supervision of convicted trader Kweku Adoboli, sued the bank claiming it treated him more harshly than others because he's black.

  3. Cohan: Enough already, UBS deserves the death penalty

    Alleged Libor-rigging is the latest in a long series of scandals tied to the Swiss bank

  4. Are Poor Results from UBS a Bad Omen for Europe?

     

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