Credit Suisse
Some of the key events about Credit Suisse
- 1856Founded as "Schweizerische Kreditanstalt" to finance the development of Switzerland's railway system
- 1870Opened its first foreign branch in New York City
- 1932Participated in the "Aryanization" of Jewish-owned enterprises in Nazi Germany
- 1942Established the Swiss Credit Institute for Economic and Social Research
- 1976Violated Swiss banking laws by accepting large amounts of money from the Shah of Iran
- 1978Became the first Swiss bank to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange
- 1988Acquired The First Boston Corporation, expanding its investment banking capabilities
- 1988Involved in the Iran-Contra affair by managing accounts used to funnel money to Nicaraguan rebels
- 1993Launched Credit Suisse Asset Management, expanding its wealth management services
- 2000Acquired Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, further strengthening its position in investment banking
- 2000Accused of withholding Holocaust victims' assets from their heirs
- 2006Established the Microfinance Capacity Building Initiative to support financial inclusion
- 2008Navigated the global financial crisis without requiring a government bailout
- 2009Paid $536 million fine for violating U.S. sanctions against Iran
- 2014Pleaded guilty to helping U.S. citizens evade taxes, paying $2.6 billion in fines
- 2015Launched the Impact Advisory and Finance Department to focus on sustainable investing
- 2017Agreed to pay $5.28 billion to settle U.S. mortgage securities case related to the 2008 financial crisis
- 2019Involved in a corporate espionage scandal, spying on former executives
- 2021Suffered major losses due to the collapse of Archegos Capital Management
- 2022Faced criminal charges in Switzerland for allegedly failing to prevent money laundering by a Bulgarian cocaine trafficking gang
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