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Credit Suisse Group AG, through its subsidiaries, provides various financial services in Switzerland, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and Asia Pacific. It operates through Swiss Universal Bank, International Wealth Management, Asia Pacific, Global Markets, and Investment Banking & Capital Markets segments. The company offers private banking and wealth management solutions, including advisory, investment, financial planning, succession planning, and trust services; and financing and lending, and multi-shore platform solutions. It also provides traditional and structured lending, payment, foreign exchange, capital goods leasing, merger and acquisition, syndication, structured finance, commodity trade finance, trade finance, structured trade finance, export finance, factoring, fund management and administration, fund design, custody, ship and aviation finance, securities, cash, and treasury services. In addition, the company offers asset management products; equity and debt underwriting, and advisory services; cash equities, equity derivatives, and convertibles, as well as prime services; and fixed income products, such as credit, securitized, macro, emerging markets, financing, structured credit, and other products. Further, it provides HOLT, a framework for assessing the performance of approximately 20,000 companies; and equity and fixed income research services. The company serves private and institutional clients; ultra-high-net-worth individuals, high-net-worth individuals, and affluent and retail clients; corporate clients, small and medium-sized enterprises, external asset managers, financial institutions, and commodity traders; and pension funds, governments, foundations and endowments, corporations, entrepreneurs, private individuals, financial sponsors, and sovereign clients. As of December 31, 2019, it operated through a network of 344 offices and branches. The company was founded in 1856 and is based in Zurich, Switzerland.
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    Switzerland's parliament announced on Wednesday the 14 members of a special commission that will look into Credit Suisse's collapse and its subsequent rescue engineered by Swiss authorities. This is only the fifth time such a commission has been established in Switzerland's modern history. It follows a decision of two sub-committees last month to launch a deeper investigation into how the government, Swiss central bank and financial market regulator acted in the run up to the emergency rescue ...

    The acquisition “will be highly earnings accretive in the longer term,” says Morningstar analyst Johann Scholtz.

    Olga Yung, Managing Director at Michael Page, a British-based recruiter, discusses future for Credit Suisse staff following the bank's takeover by UBS. She speaks with David Ingles on "Bloomberg Markets Asia".

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    Credit Suisse has asked London’s High Court to strike out a lawsuit brought by Mozambique over the bank’s role in the $2bn “tuna bonds” scandal, claiming failures to disclose government documents mean there cannot be a fair trial. The Swiss bank and other parties are defending a lawsuit brought by the Republic of Mozambique, one of the world’s poorest countries, over their role in arranging $2bn of loans and bond issues for the country in 2013, ostensibly to fund projects including a state tuna...

    UBS Group (UBS) eliminates numerous senior Credit Suisse executives post the merger of the companies. Further staffing reductions are expected in the upcoming weeks.

    Swiss cheese is full of holes. Credit Suisse AT1s — a form of contingent convertible bonds or cocos — were wiped out when UBS was strong-armed into taking over its weaker rival. The risk of a repeat performance raised secondary market yields and halted issuance.

    In a first since the rescue of Credit Suisse, Spain's BBVA and Bank of Cyprus tested demand for euro-denominated contingent convertible (CoCo) bonds on Tuesday. A decision by the Swiss regulator in March to write down $17 billion of Credit Suisse additional tier one bonds (AT1s) as part of a forced takeover by UBS roiled the market, leaving investors uncertain about its future.

    CEO Sergio Ermotti recently cautioned of a “bumpy” road ahead as UBS begins the complex process of integrating the two companies’ global operations.