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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking breaking views, coming to you today from Switzerland.

We took a break for a few weeks, but we're back in action, just in time for a resurgence in dealmaking.

First, I check in with Liam Proud in London to discuss a story that is actually royaled,

well, the Swiss financial scene here and beyond, and that's the idea of a merger between

UBS and Credit Suisse.

The basic idea is that it's interesting on paper.

There's lots of financial advantages, potentially, but it would be bloody in practice.

Liam then turned the tables to ask me about a column I wrote this week on the impeccably ruthless deal-making of LVMH boss Bernard Arnaud, who's trying to wriggle out or get a better deal on his takeover of $16 billion Tiffany.

Finally, Sharon Lamb spoke to Pete Sweeney about Yoshihide Suga, who's set to replace Shinso Abe as Prime Minister of Japan.

Give a listen.

Liam Proud. How are you?

I'm good. How are you are you? I'm good.

How are you, Rob?

I'm fine.

I was really interested.

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