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What is happening?Heads are already rolling at Credit Suisse, their investment banking CEO and risk management manager both resigned
In the Hwang scandle, Credit suisse was asleep while the american banks dumped it and they are holding a big bag.What is happening?
What is happening?
I don’t even know why you’d want to stay after something like this. Would be a great “fuck it I’m retiring” point in your career.![]()
Heads to Roll as Credit Suisse Parses Archegos Fallout
The Swiss bank will reportedly dismiss risk boss Lara Warner in the coming days and it pieces through the financial damage of its business with Archegos.www.finews.com
Head of Risk likely out soon. Trying to push the CEO to leave early now too.
Probably because it is larger than the annual revenue for those departments (2b or so).They look to be the biggest loser of the Archegos melt up with about 4-5 billion in losses. It's so big they're cutting their dividend over this one event.
If its 5b, that's more than the total income of the company in 2019. They basically wiped their profits out and perhaps then some in one day. There's gonna be a lot of investors squinting their eyes on why so much money was leveraged to a known investment low-life. A shake up was pretty much mandatory.Probably because it is larger than the annual revenue for those departments (2b or so).
I saw the 2b revenue number and assumed it was departments. I somehow envisioned CS being much larger than 2b a year total revenue.If its 5b, that's more than the total income of the company in 2019. They basically wiped their profits out and perhaps then some in one day. There's gonna be a lot of investors squinting their eyes on why so much money was leveraged to a known investment low-life. A shake up was pretty much mandatory.
It was 22.5b revenue and 17.5b operating expenses + a few other costs that put it about 4.5b profit margin for the whole company in 2019. Thought it was fair to look at that as a 'normal' year vs 2020.I saw the 2b revenue number and assumed it was departments. I somehow envisioned CS being much larger than 2b a year total revenue.
I have come to accept that for every Michael Burry in the finance world, there are 99 Jussie Smollets. Just like everywhere is else in life, there are a lot of slack jawed losers in the finance world.Those numbers are staggering. How did they get caught bag holding this mess, while the other institutions seemed to navigate their way out early?