UBS Trumps European Rivals as Bonus Pool Surges 14%

UBS has successfully turned around from past legal and profitability issues, achieving a 30% return on equity. While competitors like Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse cut bonuses, UBS increased theirs, attracting talent. Investors are concerned about rising costs, but UBS remains focused on cost management. The bank's improved performance makes it an attractive option for bankers seeking better opportunities.

What are the implications of UBS increasing its bonus pool for investors?

What factors might influence UBS's ability to attract talent in the future?