Credit Suisse: Former President Sanctioned in the Case of Spinning
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The Federal Department of Finance (DFF) reportedly sanctioned Urs Rohner, the former president of the late Credit Suisse, for his involvement in the case of the spinning of the banker star Iqbal Kahn. This is what the magazine Republik and the German radio SRF announced on Thursday.
The long-standing Chairman of the Board of Directors of the CS is said to have made false statements to the financial market supervision.
The former president of Credit Suisse Urs Rohner was sanctioned by the Federal Department of Finance (DFF), learned the SRF Investigativ program and the German magazine Republik. He received nearly 25,000 francs of fine.
A Swiss criminal order, revealed on 12 November, accuses Urs Rohner of having provided false information to the financial regulator in the file of the filatures linked to Credit Suisse. The decision, dated 20 October, is not final and the former leader contests the charges.
24'840 francs of buses and a conditional fine of almost 100,000 francs: The federal government condemns the former President of the CS Board of Directors Urs Rohner for false information in the damage scandal. Rohner defends himself.
The Federation has given the ex-CS President Urs Rohner to Finma for false information. He does not accept the allegations and goes to court.
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