Finma accused of acting unlawfully and undermining confidence in Switzerland as a financial centre

A group of Credit Suisse investors who lost bonds worth more than CHF 4.5bn (£4bn) are suing Switzerland’s financial regulator over a decision to wipe out risky bank debt after an emergency merger with UBS last month.

The investors filed their claim at a court in St Gallen, in the north-east of Switzerland, weeks after Swiss authorities orchestrated the takeover of Credit Suisse by its larger rival UBS, to try to stem a crisis of confidence in the global banking sector.

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Cop26 ends with Glasgow climate pact – in pictures

Inside Saturday’s negotiations as delegates hammer out a deal that makes progress…

Russian ransomware attacks increased during 2021, joint review finds

Britain, the US and Australia point to growth in ‘sophisticated, high-impact ransomware…

Florida emergency as phosphate plant pond leak threatens radioactive flood

‘No longer safe to be anywhere near Piney Point’, says official Millions…