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Credit Suisse business stable, chairman tells broadcaster SRF, article with imageFinancecategory · December 5, 2022 · 6:45 PM UTC · undefined ago
Credit Suisse has seen a stabilisation in the outflows of client funds, Chairman Axel Lehmann told Swiss broadcaster SRF on Monday, adding that the embattled bank's business is "definitely stable."
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WorldcategoryEU says making sustainability rules easier to apply is a top priority, article with image4:56 PM UTC

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GovernancecategoryBritain’s So Energy no longer seeking funding options
Small British energy supplier So Energy said it is no longer seeking funding options after the government's energy price guarantee and a fall in wholesale energy prices led to improved conditions for the company.
Reuters
1:05 PM UTC
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FinancecategorySwiss watchdog probes banks over sharing pay details
The Swiss competition commission has opened a preliminary investigation into whether dozens of banks were improperly sharing information about what they pay some staff, it said on Monday.
Reuters
7:22 AM UTC
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