By Lewis Crofts ( October 14, 2025, 10:02 GMT | Insight) -- Credit Suisse, now owned by UBS, and the European Commission have put to an end a court battle over the bank’s foreign-exchange business and a breach of antitrust law. In July, UBS won a fine reduction from a lower court over its traders' role in illegally sharing information, but both sides have declined to take the dispute further to the Court of Justice, MLex has learned.Credit Suisse, now owned by UBS, and the European Commission have put to an end a court battle over the bank’s foreign-exchange business and breaches of antitrust law....
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