The shareholders shouted a lot, but in the end, the “ayes” had it, and UBS will proceed with its capital-improvement plan. The sale of mandatory notes to the government of Singapore Investment Corp. and an unidentified-maybe-a-prince Middle Eastern investor was approved by 87.2 percent of the votes. The creation of authorized capital was approved by 95.2 percent of the votes. UBS get its $17.8 billion. No audit, no new chairman, but the money is nice.
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