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      Updated rating reports on Credit Suisse AT1 and T2 securities
      WEDNESDAY, 22/06/2016 - Scope Ratings GmbH
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      Updated rating reports on Credit Suisse AT1 and T2 securities

      Scope Ratings has updated its analysis on the various high and low trigger AT1 and T2 securities of Credit Suisse.

      The analysis assesses the impact of upcoming Swiss TBTF requirements and examines the ranking of the various high and low trigger securities.

      Download the updated Credit Suisse Group AG low trigger AT1 report (7 pages).

      Download the updated Credit Suisse Group AG high trigger AT1 report (6 pages).

      Download the updated Credit Suisse AG low trigger T2 report (5 pages).

      Download the updated Credit Suisse Group AG high trigger T2 report (5 pages).
       

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