UBS executive vice chair Ros L’Esperance to leave at month-end

Group 1 - Ros L'Esperance, a senior investment banker at UBS, will leave the firm at the end of the month to pursue opportunities outside the bank [1] - Marco Valla, co-president of UBS's Investment Bank, noted L'Esperance's significant influence in shaping UBS's global banking business and her role in mentoring colleagues [3] - L'Esperance joined UBS in 2014 and previously held leadership roles at Lehman Brothers and Barclays [2] Group 2 - UBS has recently received approval for a national banking license in the US, which is expected to strengthen its momentum in the US market [3][4] - The bank aims to compete in everyday banking services as part of its strategy to enhance its position as a premier global wealth manager [4]