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Credit Suisse says U.S. authorities will 'absolutely not' find any wrongdoing amid probe into Russian oligarch record shredding

CEO Thomas Gottstein told CNBC that letters received by investors had "nothing to do" with sanctions, or loans belonging to members of Putin's inner circle.

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CEO Thomas Gottstein told CNBC that letters received by investors had "nothing to do" with sanctions, or loans belonging to members of Putin’s inner circle.

Highlights

  • Credit Suisse is under investigation by the House Oversight Committee over allegations it asked investors to erase documents related to a portfolio of loans backed by yachts and private jets potentially owned by sanctioned Russian oligarchs.
  • CEO Thomas Gottstein said letters received by investors had “nothing to do” with sanctions or loans belonging to members of Putin’s inner circle.
  • Gottstein: “This was a one-off transaction, which was very much a continuation of three other securitized transactions we did before,” CEO Gottstein told CNBC’s Geoff Cutmore that it was a “one-off” transaction with three others in the same kind of transactions before.