Credit Suisse
Stefano Rellandini | Reuters
Wall Street analysts are reevaluating their ratings on Credit Suisse after the bank announced losses of $4.7 billion on exposure to beleaguered U.S. hedge fund Archegos Capital.
The Swiss lender on Tuesday scrapped its bonuses, cut its dividend and suspended share buybacks as it forecast a 900 million Swiss franc ($960.4 million) pre-tax loss for the first quarter.
Investment Bank CEO Brian Chin and Chief Risk and Compliance Officer Lara Warner have stepped down with immediate effect.
Credit Suisse shares offered a muted reaction during Tuesday's trade, but here's what the experts had to say:
Credit Suisse downgraded by BofA, SocGen amid $4.7 billion Archegos hit - CNBC
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