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  1. January 06, 2016

    Credit Suisse Gets OK For $110M Deal In $1.6B MBS Suit

    A New York federal judge gave a preliminary nod Wednesday to a $110 million settlement to resolve a class action brought by investors alleging Credit Suisse AG used misleading financial disclosure documents to trick them into purchasing $1.6 billion in troubled mortgage-backed securities.

  2. November 04, 2015

    Credit Suisse, Investors To Settle Suit Over $1.6B In MBS

    Credit Suisse AG has agreed to settle a certified class action in New York federal court alleging it used misleading financial disclosure documents to trick a class of over 300 investors into purchasing $1.6 billion in troubled mortgage-backed securities.

  3. March 18, 2014

    Credit Suisse Investors Granted Expansion Of MBS Class

    A Manhattan federal judge on Monday granted a motion to expand the scope of a previously certified investor class in an action against Credit Suisse AG to include participants in an $825 million mortgage-backed securities offering. 

  4. February 26, 2014

    Credit Suisse Says MBS Investor Class Can't Expand

    Credit Suisse AG attorneys on Monday resisted a union benefit fund's attempt to fold participants in a $825 million mortgage-backed securities offering into a previously certified investor class, arguing in Manhattan federal court that the bonds were bought and sold under differing circumstances.

  5. January 24, 2013

    Claims Revived In Investors' $2.4B Credit Suisse MBS Suit

    Bowing to a recent Second Circuit precedent, a New York federal judge on Wednesday reinstated certain securities holders in a pension fund's certified class action against Credit Suisse AG entities that allegedly deceived investors with offering documents for $2.4 billion of mortgage-backed securities.

  6. August 18, 2011

    Judge Grants Class Cert. In $2.4B Credit Suisse MBS Suit

    A New York federal judge on Tuesday certified a class of institutional investors that say several Credit Suisse AG affiliates deceived them in offering documents for $2.4 billion of mortgage-backed securities assembled from dubious loans.

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