It has been a challenging time for Credit Suisse in Asia following a string of scandals and legal troubles that have caused financial and reputational damage — not to mention key executive departures and a major reshuffle to its board. But none of that has stopped Benjamin Cavalli from believing that the group will retain its position as the number…
Banks can and do emerge from a crisis: Benjamin Cavalli of Credit Suisse
By Audrey Raj, senior consultant - South Asia editor | 12 July 2022

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