CREDIT SUISSE

A new type of account was used to make the transfer instantaneous.

The lender has proposed a reduced dividend given a one-time tax writedown of $2.47 billion in 2017

The Zurich-based bank is accused of unlawfully conducting $1 billion in write-downs.

The bank's self reporting measures and cooperation with the SFC helped avert an even larger fine.

The Zurich-based bank plans to move some of its staff to different office space in coming years.

Credit Suisse also plans to integrate Tradeplus24’s products in its own offering.

In one example cited by DFS, traders in the bank's eFX unit used algorithm to front-run clients' stop-loss orders.

Tend will allow people to share ownership of physical assets.

Credit Suisse's QSAM fund is going independent less than a year after its launch.

Last week saw firms enhance their teams by hiring new members, while others parted with longstanding employees.

Ms. Rowan comes over from Jefferies and will be serving a key role in the group's recently established unit.

The bank is strengthening its US and EMEA leveraged finance operations as it moves forward in its restructuring plan.

A number of financial entities were found guilty of involvement in Malaysia’s state fund scandal.

Cost targets by Credit Suisse look to be exceeded within the next two years, signaling confidence in the restructuring.

Catch up on the latest moves last week from around the financial services industry.

Credit Suisse is bolstering its Raleigh operations, shifting jobs from New York.

Credit Suisse gets a new high-profile industry executive for its FX options trading desk in London.

Only 23 percent of respondents were satisfied with their current bonuses.

Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse is using a brand new approach to tackle regulatory burdens

Profits soared during Q1 at the lenders as their restructuring plans begin to pay dividends.

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