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    Big Credit Suisse investor Harris “hopeful” for bank’s turnaround

    Published by maria gbaf

    Posted on January 20, 2022

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 28, 2026

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    Harris Associates supports Credit Suisse's new chairman, Axel Lehmann, in leading a strategic turnaround despite past challenges.

    Credit Suisse Investor Hopeful for Bank's Turnaround

    ZURICH (Reuters) -One of the largest shareholders of Credit Suisse hopes the bank‘s new chairman, Axel Lehmann, can steer the embattled lender through a turnaround, David Herro of Harris Associates said on the investor’s website.

    Harris Associates, the bank‘s third-biggest investor with a stake of 5%, according to Refinitiv data, remained hopeful for the bank and its strategic plan, Deputy Chairman David Herro said in a statement.

    The U.S. fund manager had previously supported Lehmann’s predecessor, who resigned after flouting COVID-19 quarantine rules.

    “Although we are disappointed to see the departure of Antonio Horta-Osorio from Credit Suisse given his talents and the restructuring plan he initiated there,” Herro said in a statement, “we remain hopeful that with the various management enhancements, including the appointment of Axel Lehmann and the numerous appointments that have been made in the last eight months to the executive board, along with a timely execution of this new strategic plan, that Credit Suisse will not only be strengthened but revitalized.”

    In December, Harris said it was “100% supportive” of Horta-Osorio after an internal investigation by the bank found he had breached COVID-19 rules a second time.

    At the time, Herro described the infractions as minor, calling them distractions from the turnaround at the bank, which has been hit by a string of scandals and losses.

    (Reporting by John Revill and Simon Jessop; Writing by Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Harris Associates remains hopeful for Credit Suisse's turnaround.
    • •Axel Lehmann appointed as new chairman of Credit Suisse.
    • •David Herro expresses support for the strategic plan.
    • •Previous chairman resigned after COVID-19 rule breaches.
    • •Credit Suisse aims for revitalization amid past scandals.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Big Credit Suisse investor Harris “hopeful” for bank’s turnaround

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Credit Suisse's strategic turnaround under new chairman Axel Lehmann, supported by major investor Harris Associates.

    2Who is Axel Lehmann?

    Axel Lehmann is the new chairman of Credit Suisse, tasked with leading the bank's turnaround.

    3Why did the previous chairman resign?

    The previous chairman resigned after breaching COVID-19 quarantine rules.

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