Credit Suisse Greensill Scandal: Politicians Demand Transparency

Swiss lawmakers push for public disclosure of financial watchdog documents related to the Greensill scandal at Credit Suisse, as London court proceedings reveal early warning signs.

Key Takeaways

Swiss politicians are demanding public disclosure of Finma documents related to Credit Suisse Greensill scandal
The Greensill funds liquidation was worth around $10 billion
UBS is claiming damages of CHF440 million from Softbank
Zurich public prosecutor's office is still investigating the matter

By The Numbers

10 billion

USD worth of Greensill funds liquidation

440 million

CHF in damages claimed by UBS

They Said

"highly toxic due to the amount of really sensitive data"
— David Wyss, former Finma Executive Board member

"naively exploited"
— Finma documents regarding Credit Suisse managers

Political Pressure Mounts

The Greensill Scandal Unveiled

Legal Proceedings and Investigations

Transparency Debate

Impact and Future Implications

Sources & References

Swiss politicians want Credit Suisse Greensill evidence made public

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