| Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse
| Credit Suisse
What are the most significant cases and/or transactions that your legal team has been involved with in the last two years? The India legal team deals with a wide array...
| Credit Suisse
Comprising of 20 lawyers across Singapore and Hong Kong that cover all of the Asia Pacific jurisdictions, the Credit Suisse Global Markets legal team provide legal, regulatory and transactional support...
| Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse occupies a highly prominent position in Switzerland’s financial market, as a renowned and leading multinational investment bank and financial services. Its legal team is led by general counsel...
| Credit Suisse (Hong Kong) – Investment Banking and Capital Markets (IBCM)
Leading a team of six lawyers, David Chu is the managing director and head of Credit Suisse’s IBCM team in Asia Pacific, as well as the general counsel for Hong...
| Credit Suisse - Investment Banking and Capital Markets Division
Credit Suisse’s Asia Pacific investment banking and capital markets (IBCM) division is renowned in financial circles for its effectiveness, underpinned by the support of a top-quality legal team. Director Adrian...
Headed by general counsel Romeo Cerutti, the legal team at Credit Suisse has had substantial contribution in recent years by successfully guiding the company through persisting challenges occurring in the banking industry. In 2015 Tidjane Thiam a former politician and businessman was appointed as CEO to help the bank navigate a time of uncertainty in the sector. In the past two years, the team has created a new compliance and regulatory affairs function, which oversees the bank’s activities at all levels to strengthen its efforts to protect its reputation at a global level. The legal team are faced with ever-changing banking regulation and enforcement in Switzerland such as the Basel III framework and the Swiss “Too Big to Fail” legislation and regulations thereunder, which include capital, liquidity, leverage and large exposure requirements, and rules for emergency plans designed to maintain systemically relevant functions in the event of threatening insolvency.