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      • Credit Suisse Group is one of the world’s largest financial services providers. It offers clients expertise in the areas of private banking, investment banking, and asset management. The bank serves its clients through three regionally focused wealth management divisions: Swiss Universal Bank, International Wealth Management, and Asia Pacific.
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  3. Credit Suisse Group AG (French pronunciation: [kʁe.di sɥis], lit. ' Swiss Credit ') is a global investment bank and financial services firm founded and based in Switzerland as a standalone firm but now a subsidiary of UBS.

  4. 2022年12月26日 · We have since turned into an in­teg­rated bank op­er­at­ing in more than 50 coun­tries around the world. Credit Suisse's story stretches back to July 5, 1856, when the prom­in­ent politi­cian, busi­ness leader, and pi­on­eer Al­fred Es­cher foun­ded "Sch­weizerische Kred­it­an­stalt."

  5. 2020年11月12日 · Pur­pose & val­ues. The Credit Suisse Group pur­pose is at the core of everything we do. Clear pur­pose and strong val­ues, helps us real­ize our am­bi­tions and has powered our pro­gress for more than 160 years. Read more. Fur­ther in­form­a­tion. Meet our leaders. Learn about our strategy and background.

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    • What Caused The Collapse of Credit Suisse?
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    As of the end of 2021, Credit Suisse had assets under management (AUM)of 1.6 trillion CHF (about $1.75 trillion), making it the second-largest bank in Switzerland after UBS. At that time, Credit Suisse employed more than 50,000 people. Note that as of year-end 2022, Credit Suisse’s AUM had dropped to about 1.3 trillion CHF (about $1.4 trillion). Be...

    Despite its long history, Credit Suisse was plagued by a series of scandals, management shifts, and significant losses in recent years. In February 2020, Credit Suisse’s then-CEO, Tidjane Thiam, resigned after a 2019 spying scandal. Credit Suisse’s wealth management boss, Iqbal Khan, left for UBS and was subsequently surveilled by private contracto...

    In summary, the key events leading up to the collapse of Credit Suisse include: 1. 2019 and early 2020: Credit Suisse faces a spying scandal regarding an outgoing wealth management executive; then-CEO Tidjane Thiam resigns. 2. 2021: Archegos Capital and Greensill Capital collapse, leading to $1 billion in losses for Credit Suisse and another manage...

    The impact of UBS’ takeover of Credit Suisse is wide-ranging. For the bank’s offices around the world and its 50,000 employees, the future remains uncertain, as UBS could absorb some or all of them and shutter or lay off others. UBS is expected to have roughly $5 trillion in AUM following the deal. The global financial system responded with measure...

    UBS’ purchase of Credit Suisse was orchestrated and approved by regulators. The price tag of more than $3 billion for the deal is modest compared with the size of the bank and its assets. UBS officials also said immediately following news of the purchase that they planned to reduce the size of Credit Suisse in the coming years, potentially by selli...

    Following several years of scandals, Switzerland’s Credit Suisse bank collapsed in March 2023. It was purchased by Swiss rival UBS for about $3.3 billion in a deal approved by Swiss regulators without shareholder approval. UBS plans to sell off and downsize parts of Credit Suisse in the process. Following the completion of the merger, Switzerland w...

  6. 2023年3月16日 · Credit Suisse is to borrow up to $54 billion from the Swiss central bank to bolster liquidity and reassure investors after its shares slumped on fears of contagion from a banking crisis in...

  7. 2022年10月27日 · Credit Suisse’s revamp caps months of promises by its management team — including its chief executive of six months, Ulrich Körner — to devise a strategy to make the bank smaller and more ...