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Credit Suisse said it had gross exposure to Russia of 1.6 billion Swiss francs ($1.73 billion) at end 2021, the latest European bank to reveal the size of potential losses as Western sanctions shut Russia out of the global financial system.
Rio Tinto PLC (NYSE: RIO ) became the first leading miner to suspend trading relations with Russian businesses, Reuters reports . Japan''s Sony Group (NYSE: SONY ) and Nintendo Co Ltd (OTC: NTDOF ) (NTDOY) also halted deliveries of their gaming consoles. Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE: CS ) flagged a ~$900 million Russian credit exposure. Hitachi Construction Machinery … Full story available on Benzinga.com

‘Almost one billion francs’: Credit Suisse reveals exposure to Russia

11:34am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 The Local Denmark
Russia has been hit with crippling sanctions and traditionally neutral Switzerland last week aligned itself with EU penalities over the February 24 invasion of Ukraine and ordered the freezing of Russian assets. Switzerland’s second largest bank said its exposure to Russia stood at 848 million Swiss francs ($914 million, 828 million euros) at the end of 2021. But as of March 7 it had “minimal total credit exposure towards specifically sanctioned individuals managed by our wealth management division,” a statement said. Credit Suisse’s top domestic rival UBS announced earlier this week that its exposure to Russia totalled $200 million, with under $10 million of loans outstanding to sanctioned clients. EXPLAINED: Which banks are best for foreigners in Switzerland? Credit Suisse said it had registered derivatives and financing exposures in its investment bank, trade finance exposures in its Swiss Universal Bank and Lombard, as well as loans issued by its international wealth management division.

Credit Suisse reveals over $900 million exposure to Russia

10:56am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 RTL Today

Credit Suisse details $1.7 bln Russian credit exposure

10:40am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 Reuters
Credit Suisse had a gross credit exposure of 1.569 billion Swiss francs ($1.69 billion) to Russia at end-2021, the Swiss bank said on Thursday, becoming the latest European bank to reveal the size of its potential losses in relation to sanctions imposed on the country.

Credit Suisse Details $914 Million Exposure to Russia

10:08am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 Barron''s
Swiss lender says bank’s exposure in relation to Russia is well-managed

Exec pay falls at Credit Suisse as it reveals Russia exposure

09:43am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 Evening Standard
CREDIT SUISSE today revealed a £1.3 billion exposure to Russia , the latest hit for the Swiss bank that seems to be perpetually in crisis.
Credit Suisse recognizes loans in Russia worth 829 million euros
Credit Suisse reports loans in Russia worth 829 million euros
Credit Suisse, which is the second-largest bank in Switzerland, said that its net loan exposure to Russia at the end of 2021 was at CHF 848m ($914m).

Credit Suisse slashes top executives'' bonuses 64% for torrid 2021

06:40am, Thursday, 10'th Mar 2022 Economic Times India
Credit Suisse''s 2021 was marked by the collapse of $10 billion in supply chain finance funds linked to insolvent British finance firm Greensill and a $5.5 billion trading loss from the implosion of the Archegos investment fund. Its executive board was awarded 38.6 million Swiss francs, less than the 52.7 million francs it was granted in 2020.
ZURICH (Reuters) -Credit Suisse executives took home less pay in 2021, its annual report showed on Thursday, as top managers saw bonuses slashed by nearly two-thirds over a series of scandals and a 1.65 billion Swiss franc ($1.78 billion) annual loss.

Investor group demands Credit Suisse cuts fossil fuel exposure

02:13pm, Wednesday, 09'th Mar 2022 EnvironmentalFinance
A group of 11 investors including Amundi and several European pension funds has filed a shareholder resolution demanding that Credit Suisse publish targets to reduce its exposure to fossil fuel assets.

Credit Suisse cuts India position to ''underweight''

12:32am, Wednesday, 09'th Mar 2022 Economic Times India
Mumbai: Credit Suisse has downgraded its India position to ''underweight'' from ''overweight'' due to high oil prices. Terming the downgrade as ''tactical'', Credit Suisse said it will use the funds freed from India to raise its China and Australia position to ''overweight'' from ''market weight''."Because of its strong structural prospects and robust earnings per share momentum, we will look for opportunities to re-enter the market, but today we tactically cut our India position. Higher oil prices hurt the current account, add to inflationary pressures and increase sensitivity to Fed rate hikes," said Credit Suisse.India''s current account would weaken by almost 3 percentage point of the Gross Domestic Product if brent crude remained at $120 per barrel, said Credit Suisse, adding that the market''s high price to earnings premium magnifies the risks.Sensex is trading at a one-year forward price to earnings ratio of 19.6 times while the MSCI Emerging Markets index is trading at 11 times.India''s benchmark indices have lost over 6% since February 24 when Russia announced a special military operation in Ukraine.

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04:59pm, Tuesday, 08'th Mar 2022 GlobeNewswire Inc.
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