After Credit Suisse said on Thursday it would borrow up to $54 billion from the Swiss central bank to shore up liquidity, the bank's troubled recent history is once again in the limelight.
A string of scandals, repeated shuffles in top management, multi-billion dollar losses and strategic mistakes could all be factors in the problems that the 167-year-old Swiss lender now faces.
The sell-off in Credit Suisse's shares began in March of 2021, triggered by a $10 billion impairment in the collapse of the UK's Greensill Capital, followed by a $5.5 billion loss associated with the collapse of US investment fund Archegos, whose manager had pleaded guilty to wire fraud years earlier.
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