Credit Suisse is looking for ways to rebuild business after a series of scandals

The Financial Times reported on Thursday that Credit Suisse Group AG has devised a plan to divide its investment banking division into three parts. In this way, the Swiss bank is attempting to revive after three years of nonstop scandals.

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The bank intends to sell profitable sections like its securitized products business, according to proposals made to its board of directors, in order to avoid a catastrophic capital increase, the newspaper stated, citing reliable sources.

Reuters contacted Credit Suisse for comment, but they did not respond.

The investment bank would be divided into three parts: the advising business of the group, which might later be spun off into a separate firm; a “bad bank” with high-risk assets planned for winding down; and the rest of that business.

The publication cited Credit Suisse as stating, “We pledged to update on the progress of a complete review of our strategy when we report our Q3 results. It would be premature to speculate on any prospective results until then.”

source: ft.com, reuters.com

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