Credit Suisse Share Price Down 53.6% YTD with Market Capitalisation of $11.9 Billion, In Restructuring after $120 Billion Archegos Family Office, $10 Billion Greensill Funds & Senior Executives Departures
7th October 2022 | Hong Kong
Credit Suisse is in restructuring & finalising its strategic review after the collapse of $120 billion Archegos family office (loss of $5.5 billion), collapse of $10 billion Greensill funds and senior executives departures, with Credit Suisse share price down 53.6% YTD (6/10/22) with market capitalisation of $11.9 billion. In comparison, the market capitalisation of UBS is $51.4 billion, HSBC is $103 billion, Citi is $83.9 billion, BNP Paribas is $52.7 billion, Deutsche Bank is $15.8 billion and Barclays is $22.5 billion. In Asia-Pacific, Hang Seng Bank is $29 billion (one of Hong Kong largest bank), DBS Bank is $60.1 billion (one of Singapore largest bank), Maybank is $18.5 billon (one of Malaysia largest bank), Bank Rakyat Indonesia is $44 billion (one of Indonesia largest bank) and Commonwealth Bank of Australia is $105 billion (one of Australia largest bank). Credit Suisse share price is down 55.7% (1 year) and 72.71% (5 years). The largest shareholders of Credit Suisse are Harris Associates (5.17%), Qatar Holding (5.03%), Dodge & Cox (4.99%), Olayan Group (4.93%), BlackRock (4.11%) and Silchester International Investors (3.03%). In late September 2022, Credit Suisse provided key updates on its ongoing strategic review, including strengthening Wealth Management, transforming Investment Bank into capital-light & advisory-focused Investment Bank, and evaluating strategic options for Securitized business. The bank will update the market further when it reports third-quarter results on October 27, 2022.
“ Credit Suisse Share Price Down 53.6% YTD with Market Capitalisation of $11.9 Billion, In Restructuring after $120 Billion Archegos Family Office, $10 Billion Greensill Funds & Senior Executives Departures “
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Credit Suisse was hit by the troubled Greensill $10 billion supply-chain financing fund, which was introduced as a safe investment product to many of its institutional clients including pension funds and sovereign wealth funds. In 2021, Credit Suisse suffered a loss of $5.5 billion from Archegos Family Office.
Credit Suisse Shareholder Returns
- YTD (6/10/22) 53.61%
- 1 Year 55.70%
- 5 Years 72.71%
Market Capitalisation (6/10/22):
- Credit Suisse: $11.9 billion (CHF 11.8 billion)
- UBS $51.4 billion
- HSBC $103 billion
- Citi: $83.9 billion
- BNP Paribas: $52.7 billion (one of France largest bank)
- Deutsche Bank: $15.8 billion (one of Germany largest bank)
- Barclays: $22.5 billion (one of UK largest bank)
- Hang Seng Bank: $29 billion (one of Hong Kong largest bank)
- DBS Bank: $60.1 billion (one of Singapore largest bank)
- Maybank: $18.5 billon (one of Malaysia largest bank)
- Bank Rakyat Indonesia: $44 billion (one of Indonesia largest bank)
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia: $105 billion (one of Australia largest bank)
Top Credit Suisse Shareholders
- Harris Associates (5.17%)
- Qatar Holding (5.03%)
- Dodge & Cox (4.99%)
- Olayan Group (4.93%)
- BlackRock (4.11%)
- Silchester International Investors (3.03%)
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