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City of Birmingham Retirement and Relief System et al v. Credit Suisse Group AG et al
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December 18, 2020
Cohen Milstein, Saxena White Get $4M For Credit Suisse Deal
A New York federal judge approved a $4 million attorney fee award for Saxena White PA and Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC on Thursday for their work securing a $15.5 million investor settlement with Credit Suisse.
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August 24, 2020
Credit Suisse Gets Initial OK For $15.5M Write-Down Deal
A New York federal judge gave a preliminary green light Monday to a $15.5 million settlement between Credit Suisse and investors who sued the bank alleging it hid problems with risk management in its fixed-income franchise before $1 billion in write-downs in 2016.
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March 06, 2019
Credit Suisse, Funds Must Mediate Over $1B Write-Downs
Credit Suisse must take part in mediation with a proposed class of institutional investors accusing the bank of concealing risk management problems in its fixed-income franchise ahead of $1 billion in write-downs in 2016, a New York federal judge said Tuesday.
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February 20, 2019
Credit Suisse Must Face Investors' Risk Management Suit
Credit Suisse Group AG was partially denied its bid to escape a putative class action on Tuesday when a New York federal judge found that investors adequately alleged the bank hid problems with risk management in its fixed-income franchise ahead of $1 billion in write-downs in 2016.