Insight - Real change at Credit Suisse? Don’t hold your breath


The bank ditched its chief executive officer of two years, Thomas Gottstein, and announced another major strategic review, the second in two years and third since 2015.

CREDIT Suisse’s second-quarter results were expected to be bad and, boy, the Swiss bank delivered.

Its after-tax loss of 1.6 billion Swiss francs (US$1.7bil or RM7.6bil) was nearly 7½ times larger than expected – but only the worst quarterly loss since the final three months of last year.

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