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Credit Suisse CFO steps down ahead of crucial shareholder vote

David Mathers was also CEO of the swap dealer entities that housed the bank’s trades with Archegos

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Credit Suisse today (April 27) announced the departure of chief financial officer (CFO) David Mathers as part of a management reshuffle ahead of its annual general meeting on Friday, when shareholders will be asked to discharge the board and top management of legal liability for a string of risk failures that have cost the bank almost $8 billion over the past two years.

Mathers is the latest in a series of senior executives to leave Credit Suisse since it was burned by the collapses of Archegos

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