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Credit Suisse BW { 62 images } Created 21 Feb 2022

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  • Banker passing graffiti left by 'les Indignés' (members of the Occupy movement) 'Chocolate, watches ... money laundering Swiss specialities', on a construction hoarding outside UBS at the entry to the Old Town.
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  • Credit Suisse headquarters on Paradeplatz, This square in the centre of Zurich, is the symbolic heart of the Swiss banking industry, which holds an estimated almost $7000 billion in global assets. Long cherished banking secrecy is now in question thanks to disaffectation of the Swiss public for their banks, combined with increasing pressure from foreign governments
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  • Group of businessmen and women leaving the portal to the head quarters of Credit Suisse, which like its larger rival UBS, stands on Paradeplatz in the heart of Zurich.
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  • Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry in Zurich. HQ of Credit Suisse at right.
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  • Symbolic heart of the Swiss banking world - the largest offshore financial centre in the world, holding almost US$7,000 billion assets, several times the Swiss economy. The HQ of Switzerland's two largest banks UBS and Credit Suisse are at centre and right. Below the square are thought to lie the banks' vaults.
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  • View of trams on Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry, with the HQs of Switzerland's two largest banks, UBS at centre behind, and Credit Suisse at right. Bank vaults and their secrets are reputed to lie beneath the square.
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  • Symbolic heart of the Swiss banking world - the largest offshore financial centre in the world, holding US$7,000 billion, several times the Swiss economy. The HQ of Switzerland's two largest banks UBS and Credit Suisse are at centre and right. Below the square are thought to lie the banks' vaults.
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  • Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry, with the HQs of Switzerland's two largest banks, UBS at left, and Credit Suisse at right. Bank vaults and their secrets are reputed to lie beneath the square.
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  • Credit Suisse headquarters on Paradeplatz, This square in the centre of Zurich, is the symbolic heart of the Swiss banking industry, which holds an estimated almost $7000 billion in global assets. Long cherished banking secrecy is now in question.
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  • View of Paradeplatz, the notional centre of the Swiss banking industry, reflected in the window of the Private banking offices of an international bank. The two buildings visibile at the headquarters of Switzerland's two largest banks - Credit Suisse at left and UBS at right.
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  • Credit Suisse headquarters on Paradeplatz, This square in the centre of Zurich, is the symbolic heart of the Swiss banking industry.
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  • Man on Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry, the largest offshore financial centre in the world. HQ of Switzerland's two largest banks, UBS at left and Credit Suisse at right.
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  • Cigar on Paradeplatz. HQ of Credit Suisse behind
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  • Leaving the head quarters of Credit Suisse, happy businessmen walk out onto Paradeplatz, the notional centre of the Swiss Banking industry.
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  • Waiting for a meeting at Credit Suisse, looking at advertising on the exterior of the bank's head quarters, on Paradeplatz in the centre of Zurich.
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  • Poeple on Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry going to a meeting, entering the building housing the HQ of Credit Suisse.
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  • Entering Credit Suisse HQ on Paradeplatz.
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  • Outside the headquarters of Credit Suise on Paradeplatz in Zurich, reflected in black marble walls.
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  • Outside the headquarters of Credit Suise on Paradeplatz in Zurich, reflected in black marble walls.
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  • People crossing Paradeplatz, the notional centre of the Swiss banking industry, reflected in the window of a bank. The Industry as a whole holds assets estimated at 7000 billion Swiss Francs, more than half of it of foreign origin.
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  • Businessman with steel suitcases on Paradeplatz, the symbolic centre of the Swiss banking industry. The building at left houses the HQ of Credit Suisse.
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  • Businessman with steel suitcases on Paradeplatz, the symbolic centre of the Swiss banking industry. The building at left houses the HQ of Credit Suisse.
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  • Man with metal suitcases on Paradeplatz, the symbolic heart of the Swiss banking industry. Switzerland's two largest banks, UBS and Credit Suisse have their headquarters on the this square in the centre of Zurich. The Swiss banking industry holds an estimated almost US$7000 billion , more than half of it foreign, including US$1,000 billion in undeclared European assets.
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  • Man with metal suitcases on Paradeplatz, the symbolic heart of the Swiss banking industry. Switzerland's two largest banks, UBS and Credit Suisse have their headquarters on the this square in the centre of Zurich. The Swiss banking industry holds an estimated almost US$7000 billion , more than half of it foreign, including an estimated US$1,000 billion in undeclared European assets.
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  • Man running on Paradeplatz with Credit suisse Headquarters behind
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  • Men going to Paradeplatz with Credit suisse Headquarters at right
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  • Man on Paradeplatz, centre of the Swiss banking industry, the largest offshore financial centre in the world. HQ of Credit Suisse behind.
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  • Armoured security vehicle in the city's banking district. HQ of Credit Suisse behind.
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  • Giant armoured vehicle in Zurich's main banking district. HQ of Credit Suissse behind.
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  • Man on stilts on Paradeplatz, part of an Occupy movement day of action. Behind is the headquarters of Credit Suisse bank. The man's slogan 'too big to fall' is a play upon 'too big to fail' - the case with Switerlands two largest banks.
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  • Occupy movement demonstrator on Paradeplatz, at the entry to the headquarters of Credit Suisse, dressed up as Brady Dougan, American CEO of the bank.
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  • Bare trees reflected on the windows of restaurants for Credit Suisse staff in central Zurich.
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  • Meeting at Credit Suisse.
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  • New large scale suburban offices of Credit Suisse, part of general movement out of the city centre for the major banks.
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  • Modern offices of Credit Suisse on the edge of Zurich, part of a general move out of the city centre.
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  • Security and ofther staff at Credit Suisse AGM
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  • Board Members of Credit Suisse,  chatting at start of the bank's AGM, in which they will be re-elected by share holders. On right is Peter Brabeck. Letmathe, who is also chiarman of food giant Nestlé which he preiously ran.
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  • Chairman Han-Ulrich Doerig at the annual shareholder's meeting of Credit Suisse. He retired in 2011.
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  • TV cameras at the annual Shareholder's meeting of Credit Suisse, as the Chairman Han-Ulrich Doerig responds to the criticism of a shareholder, being led off by a female assistant at left.
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  • Aged shareholder addressing the annual general meeting of Credit Suisse. There was general anger at the massive bonuses paid out to senior bankers, totalling a staggering 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.12 billion), when the bank had losses of 22 billion in 2008. There was further ire at the apparent indifference to clients who were sold products link to Madoff. The bank lost almost $1 billion in the scam.
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  • Security guard standing in the shadows at the annual general meeting of Credit Suisse, in which shareholders expressed anger at the massive scale of bonuses paid out.
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  • Bank staff at the end of Credit Suisse Annual General Meeting of shareholders in a conference centre in a  Zurich suburb.
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  • Shareholder leaving the annual general meeting of Credit Suisse. There was general anger at the massive bonuses paid out to senior bankers, totalling a staggering CHF 3 billion ($3.12 billion), when the bank, the second largest in Switzerland, registered  losses of CHF 22 billion in 2008.
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  • AGM of Credit Suisse, executive board members taking to the stage just before the meeting starts, with  an image of a female staff member displayed on the screen above where the all-male group will sit.
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  • CEO of Credit Suisse, Brady Dougan during a press conference in the bank's offices to anounce annual results.
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  • CEO of Credit Suisse, Brady Dougan addressing a press conference in the bank's offices to anounce annual results. What was not disclosed was the massive scale of bonuses paid out to senior management based on a share scheme. Dougan became by far the highest paid banker in Europe receiving CHF71 million on top of his basic pay of CHD 19.2 million.
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  • Senior manager at Credit Suisse press conference to announce worse than expected annual results.
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  • Walter Berchtold, Chairman of Private Banking at Credit Suisse answering press question at announcement of disappointing annual results. He previously received a bonus of CHF 34 million.
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  • Television graphic representing one of one of the core values of Swiss Banking - Article 47 of the Swiss Banking Act, dating from 1934, which makes it a criminal offence to divulge private banking details, and so safeguarding secrecy - by law.
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  • credit Suisse offices in central Geneva.
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  • 'Kill the Banks' graffiti sprayed onto the exterior of Credit Suisse in Geneva during a demonstration.
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  • 'Kill the Banks' graffiti sprayed onto the exterior of Credit Suisse in Geneva during a demonstration.
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  • Armoured vehicle outside Credit Suisse in central Geneva
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  • Loaded breifcase in the city's banking district, on la Corraterie - with French banks PNB Paribas and Societe Generale Private Banking behind.
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  • Slogan on a statue in the Parc des Bastions by the encampment of 'les indignés', the Occupy movement.
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  • Visiting businessman travelling by mouette crossing from the Pâquis to Molard.
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  • Geneva claims to have invented private banking, and 80 banks - many of them foreign - handle an estimated 40% of foreign assets, overt and covert in Switzerland.The city of Calvin is also home to hundreds of finance companies and independent asset managers feeding into this system.
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  • Financial phone discussion on the Geneva waterfront. There are 80 banks present in the city.
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  • Rue du Stand on the edge of the Quartier des Banques, reflected in the offices of a private bank.
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  • Swiss Banking Association presentation at a meeting of Genève Place Financière, an association representing the 125 banking establishments, as well as the wider financial industry, Swiss and foreign with a presence in Geneva.
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  • Credit Suisse advertising in the centre of Geneva, with low mortgage rates.
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  • Private banker on a tram crossing the Rhone, which is lined with private banking offices (Banque J.Safra, Credit Suisse, and Credit Agricole visible behind).  Geneva claims to have invented private banking, and 75 banks - many of them foreign, handle an estimated 40% of foreign assets, overt and covert in Switzerland.
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