UBS expects to receive a windfall of about US$34.8 billion following its forced acquisition of Credit Suisse, given the bargain price it paid for its distressed Swiss rival. In a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission in early morning Asia hours on Wednesday, UBS attributed the sum to a one-off, “negative goodwill balance arising from the transaction”. That amount…
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