Do You Have Losses In Credit Suisse Stock, Bonds or Structured Notes? You May Have A Claim for Investment Fraud
Our law firm is investigating potential claims for investment fraud by investors who were sold stocks, bonds or structured notes issued by Credit Suisse Group AG (CS). If your financial advisor or stockbroker sold you a stock, bond or structured note issued by Credit Suisse Group AG (CS), you may have a claim for investment fraud.
On March 15, 2023, the Swiss National Bank announced that it would provide liquidity to Credit Suisse if needed. Recently, Credit Suisse’s stock price has fallen amid reports of its credit default swaps spiking, and its delay in filing its annual report. Investors worry that Credit Suisse may fail in the contagion hitting banks and financial firms.
If you have in any Credit Suisse-issued stock, bonds or structured note, and have taken losses, you may have a claim for investment fraud. In particular, structured products and notes issued by Credit Suisse have default risk that may not be apparent on surface. These investments can be unsuitable for investors who seek low risk investments or preservation of capital. An investor with excessive risk from unsuitable investments has a potential legal claim for investment fraud, and should contact our firm for a free evaluation of your portfolio.
What an Investor Can Do
If you have losses due to Credit Suisse-issued stock, bonds or structured notes, please call investment fraud attorney Jake Zamansky at (212) 742-1414 or email jake@zamansky.com for a free evaluation of your potential legal rights.