Credit Suisse May Face $8bn Capital Shortfall in 2024
GS just came out with a report this morning saying that Credit Suisse Group AG faces a capital shortfall of as much as $8 billion in 2024. Their 2Q22 revenue was $1.2bn btw.
- Bloomberg "Credit Suisse May Face $8 Billion Capital Shortfall in 2024"
- GS report titled "Credit Suisse (CSGN.S) Assessing strategic options; remain Sell"
In another news, the bank is also in last minute talks with DOJ to settle a 2013 Forex case which other banks paid $2.3bn in settlements already, plus faces yet another US tax probe?
Are these something an incoming 2023 FT analyst should be concerned about? Will the bonus be horrendous for the 2 years? Or even worse, should I worried about my job?
This was part of GS estimates, so my no means is the $8bn guaranteed. Another bank recently actually upgraded CS and now GS is downgrading so kind of a wash.
All eyes on CS Q3 earnings on 27th. News is not good, but still need to wait and see what happens with IB. For now, some items look good and a lot look bad so just need to see how execs handle things ie spinoff, capital raise, etc.
How many lawsuits can a bank be in... jeez. I'd say yes to all of your questions, but everyone already knows.
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