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Credit Suisse sets executive board roles in line with new risk strategy
By 
Aaron Nicodemus2021-12-13T17:17:00
Credit Suisse reemphasized its corporate restructuring plan in the wake of this year’s Archegos and Greensill Capital meltdowns as part of a series of executive board appointments, including the return of Francesco De Ferrari to lead Wealth Management.
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