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CS Eyes Derivatives To Meet Target

Credit Suisse said it plans to tap into the potential of equity derivatives and cash equities to help it reach a return-on-equity target of more than 15% for 2013.

  • 30 Mar 2011

Credit Suisse said it plans to tap into the potential of equity derivatives and cash equities to help it reach a return-on-equity target of more than 15% for 2013. The Swiss bank’s ROE ended 2010 at 14.4%.

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