Robots, remote hires, and insourcing: A top UBS exec lays out how the Swiss bank is tackling the future of work

UBS's COO gives her outlook for the bank's use of robots; insourcing; remote hiring; its real-estate footprint; and business-continuity sites.

May 28, 2020   |   View Online »

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