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UBS Chairman Axel Weber tells us the main difference between his careers in academia and banking

UBS Chairman Axel Weber has forged a unique career path through the financial world, but no job is perfect.

  • UBS chairman Axel Weber talks to Business Insider about his career.
  • Weber says he misses the "regular interaction" with people at the start of their careers he had as an academic and has to make time to meet younger employees.
  • Weber says he moved on from academia after 20 years to learn new things.
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