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Global banks rush to fill Credit Suisse void for Swiss SMEs

Global banks including JPMorgan, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank are stepping up an effort to serve Switzerland’s small and mid-sized companies, as they look to fill the void left by the collapse of Credit Suisse. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Credit Suisse — which was one of the country’s two global banks — played a critical role as both a partner for Swiss businesses and in bridging gaps with international markets. Its abrupt demise in 2023 and state-sponsored rescue by rival UBS created a significant gap in Switzerland’s corporate banking ecosystem. Many major Swiss companies such as Lindt and Nestlé already have relationships with international banks. But the SME sector — which accounts for more than 99% the country’s businesses and is the backbone of its economy — had long relied on Credit Suisse and UBS for lending, foreign exchange, cash management and advisory services. + Where did it all go wrong for Credit Suisse? They were left rushing to ... Full story here Are you the author?
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