Credit Suisse news

The Swiss banking giant is embroiled in a succession of financial scandals that now threaten its future.

At the beginning of 2021, Credit Suisse asked Archegos to deposit funds. But in March 2021, ViacomCBS shares crashed and the banks asked Archegos to cover the losses, which it was no longer able to do. Founded in 2011, the British company is a The second scandal in the spring of 2021 involved family office Archegos Capital Management. It then packages the debts of these companies into financial securities which it resells to investors. "We are in the process of reshaping Credit Suisse for a long-term, sustainable future - with significant potential for value creation," Körner added. A negative outcome is likely to cause a shock similar to that caused by the bankruptcy of the U.S. It is a real nightmare for the bank which had succeeded in weathering the financial crisis without losing too many feathers. The bank has not yet renewed the contracts of certain contractors. But the establishment is known globally for its investment banking activities - trading, deals such as mergers and acquisitions, bonds, securities, etc - and wealth management operations. This event triggered one of the most serious financial and economic crises since the Great Depression. 2 Swiss bank and one of the largest banks in the world is in deep trouble and is currently fighting for its survival.

The chief of beleaguered lender Credit Suisse has stepped into to soothe staff concerns over the financial stability of the bank, as it prepares to public a ...

Credit Suisse was reportedly sounding out investors for fresh cash last week as it attempts a radical overhaul of its investment bank. It has since been hit by losses this year amid a slowdown in its investment banking unit as capital markets activity remains subdued. investment firm Archegos Capital led to a $5.5bn hit, and $10bn of supply chain finance funds (SCFF) linked to collapsed British financier Greensill were shuttered.

As Europe faces a dark winter and a war on the continent, Credit Suisse Group AG is facing stress in the credit default swap markets.

However, Credit Suisse Group AG qualifies as a global systemically important bank (G-SIB) and is required to disclose these G-SIB indicators on an annual basis. On Friday (September 30, 2022), Credit Suisse Chief Executive Officer Ulrich Koerner tried to calm down staff that the bank has a “strong capital base and liquidity position” and told employees that he will be sending them a regular update until the firm announces a new strategic plan on October 27, 2022. That said, I trust that you are not confusing our day-to-day stock price performance with the strong capital base and liquidity position of the bank,” he wrote.

The price of its credit default swaps, which investors buy to protect themselves from companies defaulting on their debts, leapt to their highest value since ...

Boaz Weinstein, the founder of Saba Capital Management pointed out that Credit Suisse's CDS prices are similar to that of General Motors, with no similar concerns raised about the car maker. Deutsche Bank credit default swaps have also risen in recent days, with some analysts raising similar questions about the financial strength of the German bank. [ in the collapse of Greensill Capital,](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/05/13/david-cameron-lex-greensill-scandal-lobbying-independent-investigation/) the controversial finance company that was advised by former Prime Minister David Cameron and failed in March 2021. However, it is understood that the Bank is satisfied that there have been no major recent developments and that speculation was driven by Mr Koerner’s statement. The lender employs around 6,000 people in the City of London and manage almost £1.4 trillion of assets. Rather than reassure, his statement rattled investors following a week in which the run on pension fund assets triggered by Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-Budget drew comparisons with the financial crisis of 2008 and the collapse of Northern Rock, and the Wall Street investment bank Lehman Brothers.

Senior Credit Suisse executives spent the weekend reassuring large clients, counterparties and investors about the Swiss bank's liquidity and capital ...

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Shares of Credit Suisse touched fresh lows last week. The stock is down about 55% year-to-date. Spreads of the bank's credit default swaps (CDS), ...

[Reuters](https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/exclusive-credit-suisse-sounds-out-investors-about-capital-hike-sources-2022-09-22/) that it's in the process of a strategy review that includes potential divestitures and asset sales, and that [an announcement is expected on Oct. "The silver lining at end of this period is the fact that central banks will probably start to relent some time as both inflation is down and financial conditions worsen dramatically," Vail said. The analysts did not name Credit Suisse. banks by "a large European bank." Federal Reserve's direction, said John Vail, chief global strategist at Nikko Asset Management, on CNBC's " [Credit Suisse](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/CSX1-FF?qsearchterm=credit%20suisse%20group) plunged nearly 10% in Europe's morning session, after the [Financial Times](https://www.ft.com/content/c62bea1f-2929-4473-838d-665dc6c45f83?accessToken=zwAAAYObu1TpkdPGK-ofKSlEc9ODjWZdxsRfgw.MEYCIQDfPV6GcLrEj_ixpAHacA-FSmvksvSLJ8OTx62_b6_UAgIhAIsfAG9edZGzQbKVh2FXoGL4Mm786qKFlbePH6UWFxaS&sharetype=gift&token=bd0f4699-bd56-411e-b13a-f68bc419914c) reported the Swiss bank's executives are in talks with its major investors to reassure them amid rising concerns over the Swiss lender's financial health.

Some of the most intense speculation has surrounded the future for large financial institutions Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, with both attracting market ...

“The euro area and the UK are in recession, China is in a growth recession, and the US is flirting with recession.” The attention on Credit Suisse and Deutsche is understandable given the dramatic intervention by the Bank of England in the UK bond market. The Bank of England was forced to intervene because lending for housing was starting to be hit and the rising yields had caused a potential crisis in the UK pension fund sector. However, other traders think the pessimism has been overdone and have rated Deutsche Bank as a buy and remain confident that Credit Suisse and its strong and valuable banking and wealth management platforms will provide enough of a buffer to allow it to rescue and restructure its poorly performing investment bank. The speculation saw Credit Suisse chief executive officer Ulrich Koerner last week reassure investors and staff – admitting that the bank is facing a “critical moment” but stressing that the Swiss-based financial institution has a “strong capital base and liquidity position.” You know things are getting serious when the Bank of England is forced to step in and buy bonds because the country’s entire defined benefit pensions system is put in danger because of rocketing bond yields.