瑞银就瑞士信贷抵押贷款案达成3亿美元和解

UBS (NYSE:UBS) will pay $300 million to the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve outstanding obligations related to residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) that were originally under Credit Suisse when UBS (NYSE:UBS) acquired it in 2023. 

This settlement specifically addresses the remaining "Consumer Relief Obligations" under a 2017 agreement Credit Suisse had reached with the DOJ, UBS (UBS) said in a statement.

UBS indicated that the settlement will allow it to release provisions previously set aside for these losses, positively impacting its third-quarter earnings through its non-core and legacy unit.

Since acquiring Credit Suisse, UBS (UBS) has tackled multiple legacy legal issues from the failed bank. In 2023, UBS (UBS) agreed to pay $1.44 billion to settle its own long-running case over US mortgage-backed securities.

The original 2017 Credit Suisse settlement required $5.7 billion in obligations—UBS’s $300 million deal completes the final payments on that legacy liability.