Holders of $1.7bn Credit Suisse AT1 bonds sue Swiss regulator

‘Abuse of process’

Valeria Martinez
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Holders of Credit Suisse AT1 bonds valued at $1.7bn have sued Swiss regulator FINMA after their investments were wiped out as part of the takeover of the bank by rival UBS in March.

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