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Credit Suisse Revives Derivatives-Bond Bonuses

Credit Suisse has revived a practice it adopted during the financial crisis in 2008 of awarding senior employees part of their bonuses in derivatives-backed bonds, a practice that helped the Swiss firm to unload risky assets.

  • 23 Jan 2012

Credit Suisse has revived a practice it adopted during the financial crisis in 2008 of awarding senior employees part of their bonuses in derivatives-backed bonds, a practice that helped the Swiss firm to unload risky assets. Employees’ compensation will also include cash and restricted stock.

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All International Bonds

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Citi 32,228.41 90 9.52%
2 JPMorgan 29,275.24 85 8.65%
3 HSBC 22,158.47 68 6.54%
4 Barclays 21,006.51 59 6.20%
5 BNP Paribas 19,552.53 45 5.78%

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1 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 9,498.80 2 85.71%
2 Swedbank 160.81 1 1.45%
2 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group 160.81 1 1.45%
2 SEB 160.81 1 1.45%
2 Nordea 160.81 1 1.45%

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2 Citi 693.55 2 24.06%
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3 ABN AMRO Bank 220.22 2 7.64%