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Why Credit Suisse 7.5% Perpetual AT1 Bond Investors May Want To Explore Their Legal Options
Our Bond Fraud Lawyers Are Investigating Whether Broker-Dealers Committed Due Diligence Failures
With the UBS/Credit Suisse merger resulting in the writing off to zero of $17.2B Credit Suisse contingent convertible bonds (CoCos), investors of the latter’s Credit Suisse 7.500% Perpetual Corp. and its other CoCo bond offerings may have reason to worry. While the merger and resulting write-off of all Credit Suisse AT1 bonds may be reassuring to the Swiss Banking sector, investors of these bonds could be looking at significant losses. Although, it isn’t so much the write-down of the bonds but that the bondholders are not getting any compensation, while the bank’s shareholders are getting paid $3.23B, which is purportedly causing problems.
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