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Top Credit Suisse bankers demand answers from CEOs after Swiss bank screwed up again

After the vaporization of $ 8 billion in assets at Archegos Capital Management, Credit Suisse CEOs are pushing for the company’s involvement. The Archegos disaster is just the latest in a series of blunders, leaving administrators wondering how executives could let this happen.

Read our exclusive report on Credit Suisse’s risk appetite.

Credit Suisse head of equity trading resigns as bank braces for huge blow from Archegos collapse

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Paul Galietto, Head of Equity Sales and Trading at Credit Suisse, resigns. Get all the details.

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Odd lots:

Citigroup calls for longer freeze on Revlon funds in call for sloppy payment (Reuters)

Hedge funds weigh on blue chip brokerage relationships after Archegos fire sale (FT)

Coinbase independent directors have strong ties to the company (WSJ)

Icahn chooses Kekedjian, former head of mergers and acquisitions at GE, to lead company (Bloomberg)

M&A activity soared 94% – and this investment banking CEO sees ‘a big back half’ of 2021 (Fortune)
Auto loans get their SoFi moment (Bloomberg)

Credit Suisse chin to leave after Archegos Fiasco (Bloomberg)

Credit Suisse reportedly considering replacing senior executives, including its chief risk officer, following the Greensill and Archegos crises (Insider)