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Credit Suisse is a leading global wealth manager with strong investment banking capabilities. Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, our operation has a global reach and extends to about 50 countries worldwide across mature and emerging markets with more than 45,000 employees from over 150 different nations.
The firm partners across countries, divisions and regions to deliver holistic financial solutions to our clients, including innovative products and specially tailored advice, aligned to our high ethical standards. Credit Suisse strives for quality and excellence in its work and professional relationships, recognizing and rewarding extraordinary performance among the firm’s employees and providing opportunities for internal mobility, dedicated training and leadership.
As a global and inclusive community, Credit Suisse benefits from a diverse range of perspectives to create value and drive results for its clients, shareholders and communities. The firm’s values are brought to life through the entrepreneurial spirit of all within our network. We are Credit Suisse.
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When Will Energy’s Outperformance Break the Current Cycle
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E&P Executive Compensation: Better Aligned
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Credit Suisse Faces Investor Call for More Climate Transparency
While Credit Suisse has set new targets to reduce its exposure to fossil fuel assets, a $2.5 trillion shareholder group on March 31 said the new commitments fall short.
Credit Suisse Aims to Nearly Halve Emissions Financing to Fossil Fuels by 2030
The report marks the first time Credit Suisse detailed its exposure to financing emissions from the fossil fuel sector, which it estimated at 21.9 million tonnes of COâ‚‚ equivalent for 2021.
Credit Suisse Faces Investor Call to Cut Lending for Fossil Fuels
Credit Suisse said it was engaged in dialogue with shareholders and would outline reductions to its oil, gas and coal financing in its sustainability report on March 10.
Oil and Gas Bankers Confront Their Own Energy Transition
Oil and gas dealmakers, once the darlings of banking, must plot their own transitions to lower-carbon careers.
Oil and Gas Investor I-Banking Trends: Cheaper Money
Debt capital is on sale, and public equity markets aren’t closed to oil and gas operators either. Some just don’t have any use right now for the cash—that is, a use that investors would support.
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A blank-check company backed by private equity firm Apollo Global Management Inc. is looking to raise $250 million in a U.S. IPO, the company said on Nov. 23.
Credit Suisse to Combine Energy Banking Groups as Part of Restructuring
The new 'energy and infrastructure' group will be led by company veteran Tom Greenberg, who co-headed Credit Suisse's global oil and gas business, and Jonathon Kaufman, who joined the bank from rival Deutsche Bank.
Gas Industry Sees Strong Demand Post-COVID
The crash in prices has delayed projects, which will create an LNG shortfall by mid-decade, producers say.
BP Raises Nearly $12 Billion in First Hybrid Bonds Issue
BP has raised nearly $12 billion in debt, taking advantage of low borrowing costs days after the oil and gas major wrote down 10% of its value as part of its shift towards cleaner energy.
Oil Rescues Big Investment Banks’ Commodities Profits
The world's 12 biggest investment banks cashed in on commodity price volatility caused by the coronavirus in the first quarter, with big increases in income from oil offsetting a tumble in precious metals.
Limited Lending Will Continue For Oil Industry In 2020
Oil and gas players looking for liquidity will need to get creative as banks look elsewhere to invest.
Capital Strategies: Stretching The Energy Dollar
E&Ps are exploring all avenues to access capital on terms that make sense for their situations.