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Tag: Credit Suisse


Activity, Investment Banking

UBS eyes US growth with wealth business

March 18, 2024

Via: Banking Dive

UBS aims to expand its wealth management business in the U.S. through potential M&A activities within the next three to four years, Chair Colm Kelleher told the the Swiss NZZ newspaper Sunday, according to Reuters. Since its acquisition of Credit […]


Regulations

Fed fines UBS $268.5M over Credit Suisse’s Archegos ties

July 24, 2023

Via: Banking Dive

The Federal Reserve fined UBS $268.5 million in connection with “unsafe and unsound counterparty credit risk management practices” between Credit Suisse — the bank UBS recently acquired — and defunct investment fund Archegos, according to a consent order announced Monday. […]


News

Credit Suisse CFO, others out as UBS deal closes

June 12, 2023

Via: Banking Dive

At least five high-profile Credit Suisse executives are leaving the company, UBS said in a memo Monday — the day UBS’s acquisition of the smaller Swiss bank closed. Credit Suisse’s CFO, Dixit Joshi, is out, along with the bank’s investment-banking […]


News

UBS announces leadership team shake-up following Credit Suisse takeover

May 9, 2023

Via: FinTech Futures

The most notable move will see Credit Suisse CEO Ulrich Körner join the group’s executive board upon completion of the takeover, which the firm anticipates will officially close “in the next few weeks”. Körner spent 11 years at UBS before […]


Regulations

Credit Suisse Bondholders Who Lost $1.7B in UBS Deal File Lawsuits

May 2, 2023

Via: Insurance Journal

Hundreds more Credit Suisse Group AG bondholders sued Switzerland’s banking regulator after their securities valued at about $1.7 billion were wiped out during the lender’s government-brokered takeover by UBS Group AG. Law firm Pallas Partners, which filed the suit in […]


Regulations

Swiss prosecutor opens probe into UBS-Credit Suisse deal

April 3, 2023

Via: Banking Dive

Switzerland’s top prosecutor has opened a probe into events leading up to the government-orchestrated takeover of Credit Suisse by UBS. The Swiss attorney general’s office is examining potential breaches of criminal law by government officials, regulators and executives of the […]


Capital and Risk, Insurance

Credit Suisse’s Catastrophe Bonds Should Outlive the Bank: DBRS Morningstar

March 27, 2023

Via: Insurance Journal

Bonds designed to insure Credit Suisse Group AG against disaster could outlive the bank. Credit Suisse’s Operational Re bonds, insurance-linked securities that cover the bank against perils such as falling victim to fraud and accounting errors, should remain unaffected by […]


News

Credit Suisse warns of $1.6B Q4 loss

November 23, 2022

Via: Banking Dive

Although the outflows have been “reduced substantially from the elevated levels of the first two weeks of October 2022,” they have yet to reverse, Credit Suisse said Wednesday. The pace of withdrawals pushed the bank’s liquidity below some local-level requirements, […]


News

Credit Suisse to trim 9K jobs, break up investment bank

October 27, 2022

Via: Banking Dive

Credit Suisse plans to cut 9,000 jobs over the next three years as part of a wide-ranging revamp it announced Thursday. About 2,700 of those cuts will come in the fourth quarter, the bank said. Credit Suisse also outlined its […]


News

Credit Suisse sells global trust business to Butterfield and Gasser Partner

September 7, 2022

Via: FinTech Futures

Butterfield will acquire Credit Suisse Trust’s (CST) business in Guernsey, Singapore and the Bahamas while Gasser is set to snap up CST’s Liechtenstein business. Credit Suisse head of investment solutions and sustainability, Michael Strobaek, says the firm regularly reviews its […]


Capital and Risk, Credit

Credit Suisse emerges as missing piece in neobank’s crumbled merger

August 22, 2022

Via: Banking Dive

If details seemed sparse in last month’s sudden disintegration of the proposed merger between neobank American Challenger and Patriot National Bank, one missing component, a court filing indicates, appears to be Credit Suisse. American Challenger sued Switzerland’s second-largest bank and […]


News

Credit Suisse poaches Goldman Sachs’ Joanne Hannaford to lead technology & operations

January 4, 2022

Via: FinTech Futures

Hannaford has replaced James Walker in the role, who will relocate to the US to become deputy chief executive of the Credit Suisse business in the region. Hannaford will also join the Swiss multinational’s executive board and will be based […]


Activity, Investment Banking

Deutsche Bank reports its best quarterly profit for seven years

April 28, 2021

Via: CNBC

LONDON — Deutsche Bank on Wednesday reported a 908 million euro ($1.1 billion) profit for the first quarter, buoyed by continued strong performance in its investment banking division. The bank vastly exceeded analyst expectations for net income of 642.95 million […]


Capital and Risk, Insurance, Regulations

Credit Suisse Faces Questions from Regulators, Insurers After Collapse of Greensill Funds

March 11, 2021

Via: Insurance Journal

ZURICH/TOKYO – Credit Suisse faces questions from regulators and insurers as it grapples with the fallout from the collapse of $10 billion worth of funds linked to British financial services firm Greensill Capital. The Swiss bank has hired external firms […]


Capital and Risk, Credit, Regulations

Credit Suisse pays $600 million to settle U.S. mortgage case

February 12, 2021

Via: American Banker

Credit Suisse Group AG agreed to pay $600 million to settle a lawsuit over mortgage securities that collapsed in the 2008 financial crisis, an accord that locks in an expected hit to its profit. The plaintiff, MBIA Insurance, said late […]


Regulations

Swiss regulator starts enforcement proceedings against Credit Suisse over spying scandal

September 2, 2020

Via: CNBC

Swiss watchdog FINMA (the Financial Market Supervisory Authority) said Wednesday it had initiated enforcement proceedings against Credit Suisse over the spying affair that came to light last year. “FINMA has opened enforcement proceedings against the bank, in which it will […]


Capital and Risk, Macroeconomic

Credit Suisse has a word to describe this sluggish economy — a ‘semi-recession’

October 3, 2019

Via: CNBC

Investors and economists are chasing a moving target of strong and weak economic data, making it increasingly confusing what the state of the economy really is. Credit Suisse said weak manufacturing data accompanied by healthy economic data elsewhere lands the […]


Regulations

Credit Suisse Executive Steps Down Amid Spying Scandal

October 1, 2019

Via: The New York Times

The chief operating officer of Credit Suisse, Pierre-Olivier Bouée, resigned on Tuesday as the company board examined his involvement in a corporate spy scandal. In August, Mr. Bouée ordered the Swiss bank’s head of security services to start surveillance of […]


Retail Banking

Credit Suisse to reduce reliance on branch network, invest millions in digital

August 27, 2019

Via: Finextra

Following a trend seen throughout Europe and North America, Credit Suisse is making significant changes at its Swiss Universal Bank (SUB) to tackle a new environment shaped by growing pressure on margins, digitisation, new rivals and evolving, tech-focused customer needs. […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

BofML, Citi, Others Provide New $325MM Revolver for Vivint Solar

August 8, 2019

Via: ABF Journal

Vivint Solar closed a $325 million revolving warehouse facility, which refinanced the aggregation credit facility that was set to mature in 2020 The new warehouse reduces the cost of debt by 87.5 basis points and materially increases the amount of […]