Swiss regulator moves to block access to Credit Suisse AT1 wipeout filings - reports

Key documents about FINMA decision

Valeria Martinez
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The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has reportedly sought to block access to key documents relating to its decision to wipe out $17bn of Credit Suisse AT1 bonds in March last year.

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