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Seven very good reasons why you should be working for Credit Suisse

Out of all the banks that have reported second quarter results so far, Credit Suisse's investment bank looks in a particularly strong position. It may even have supplanted Goldman Sachs as the place to be. Here's why:

1). Revenue growth

Percentage change in net revenues, 1H08-1H09

Percentage change in net revenues

2). Low risk

Average daily VaR at end of Q209 (US$m)

Average Daily VaR

3). Stable risks

Percentage change in average daily VaR, Q208-Q209

Percentage change in VaR

4). Cost control

Compensation ratio Q209

Compensation ratio

5). Limited redundancies

Percentage change in headcount, Q208-Q209

Percentage change in headcount

6). Profitability

Profit per employee (US$)

Profitperemployee

7). Pay

Pay per head 1H09, (US$ '000)

Pay per head

All figures refer to CS investment bank

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AUTHORSarah Butcher Global Editor
  • S
    S
    28 July 2009

    CS Supposedly "One Bank". Didn't look after their own Asset Management arm. Sold them out!

  • En
    Enough!
    27 July 2009

    Urgh!

  • dd
    dd
    27 July 2009

    actually, grammarskool, in list headings punctuation is typesetting not grammar, and this particular choice of sarah's is valid, if quite old-skool.

  • gr
    grammarskool
    27 July 2009

    sarah, can you please stop putting dots after )
    its either one or the other, not both!

  • CS
    CS4EVA
    27 July 2009

    Is Goldman Sachs the new Goldman Sachs?

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