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In European mergers and acquisitions, UBS is enjoying its best run for years, especially in the UK, as bankers from the paired firms work together
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Michael Klein’s attempted spin-off of Credit Suisse’s investment bank was complex and conflicted, but it could have reshaped the landscape in a way the UBS takeover does not
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UBS pledges IB will return to profit this quarter as M&A pipeline fills
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Bank presses on with swingeing job cuts
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The US bank has added a stream of senior bankers this year, despite a sharp downturn in corporate finance activity and more cuts looming
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Credit Suisse tried to show some fighting spirit after the Swiss National Bank stepped in with a Sfr50bn lifeline on Wednesday but the firm may not be afforded the time to execute its strategy
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The rainmaker has hit on a game-changing formula that could lure the world’s best deal makers, as Credit Suisse pledges to ‘re-imagine’ investment banking
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New co-head of investment banking left the Swiss outfit at the start of the year
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While the acquisition of Michael Klein's advisory shop nears completion, Credit Suisse’s corporate financiers in London are concerned about a lack of clarity regarding the structure and timing of the new venture
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The bank continues run of departures in investment banking division
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Credit Suisse has made cuts to its convertible bonds business in EMEA as part of its sweeping restructuring
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Antero Touchard had worked at the firm since 2003
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A potential partnership between two of the biggest names in investment banking will make for a compelling proposition
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Deal with Atlas Merchant Capital considered as CSFB hunts outside investors
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Acquisition of Credit Suisse’s SPG will give the asset manager a flow of juicy assets
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The bank has placed an MD and a VP on the redundancy watchlist
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Edwin Schooling Latter will be head of regulatory relations for UK and EMEA at the Swiss bank
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Enrique García Pazos is latest to fall victim to the bank's widespread redundancy programme
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Two more senior bankers at risk of redundancy
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The Swiss bank has put two emerging market bankers at risk; cuts also begin in DCM
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The Swiss bank's MD plans to work as an independent adviser
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The chairman of SNB rules out increasing its stake in Credit Suisse but says an alliance between the two banks could be possible
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Swiss lender hit with a flurry of downgrades as agencies respond to restructuring plan but the sale of its Securitized Products Group was seen as a positive for its credit
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The Swiss lender has confirmed it will unwind operations in major emerging market countries but fate of individuals unclear
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An international syndicate of 20 banks has been appointed to lead Credit Suisse's rights issue
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- Who’s in - Who’s out - Who’s paying for it
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Trading indicates stress in short term as longer bonds are tighter
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Credit Suisse has courted Saudi investors to fund its restructuring plan but all hinges on shareholder vote