UBS poached Michael Camacho, a 30-plus-year veteran of JPMorgan, to help shake up its underperforming U.S. wealth-management business. The Swiss bank, which styles itself as a one-stop shop for the world’s rich, has been rejiggering its U.S. operations to improve profitability and asset growth. UBS said Camacho will join in September as head of its global wealth-management division in the U.S. Jason Chandler, who has run the unit since 2019, will become chair of that business for the Americas, UBS said.
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