Credit Suisse Results Presentation Deck
2022 key messages
4
B
80
Financials
Strategy
Risk, Litigation
and Regulatory
remediation
CHF (0.4) bn
adjusted pre-tax loss driven by
USD (0.9) bn adjusted pre-tax loss in the
Investment Bank
Strategic pivot
Ongoing strategic review to further
materially pivot to Wealth Management,
Swiss Bank and Asset Management
Transformation of our Investment Bank
towards a less complex, capital-light,
advisory-led and connected model
Risk reduction
7% YoY reduction in Group credit portfolio,
including 15% reduction in NIG portfolio
and 18% reduction in EM portfolio;
>70% reduction of Russia net credit
exposure since end of 2021
CHF (1.2) bn
reported pre-tax loss including CHF (0.4) bn
of major litigation provisions, CHF (0.2) bn
of Allfunds-related losses and CHF (0.1) bn
of restructuring charges
Comprehensive Group
cost efficiency program
targeting absolute cost base of
CHF <15.5 bn¹ in the medium-term
supported by broader cost efficiency and
digital transformation plan
Proactive approach
to resolving legal cases;
major litigation provisions of CHF (0.2) bn
for SEC/CFTC communications
recordkeeping matter and CHF (0.2) bn for
previously disclosed legacy matters
13.5% CET1 ratio
4.3% CET1 leverage ratio;
6.1% Tier 1 leverage ratio
Achieved
USD >3 bn IB allocated capital reduction
ambition
Third-party capital
Evaluating strategic options for our market
leading Securitized Products business to
attract third-party capital
Regulatory remediation
Continued progress on regulatory
remediation supported by the Strategic
Regulatory Remediation Committee set up
to oversee delivery on our regulatory
programs
Note: Results excluding certain items in our reported results are non-GAAP financial measures. See the appendix of this presentation for detailed information and defined terms as well as important
presentation and other information relating to non-GAAP financial measures, including reconciliations. 1 Measured using adjusted operating expenses at constant 2021 FX rates
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