Credit Suisse Group AG ADR (CS): Price and Financial Metrics
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CS POWR Grades
- Momentum is the dimension where CS ranks best; there it ranks ahead of 87.8% of US stocks.
- CS's strongest trending metric is Value; it's been moving down over the last 179 days.
- CS's current lowest rank is in the Growth metric (where it is better than 4.98% of US stocks).
CS Stock Summary
- Price to trailing twelve month operating cash flow for CS is currently 0.36, higher than just 2.33% of US stocks with positive operating cash flow.
- The ratio of debt to operating expenses for CREDIT SUISSE GROUP AG is higher than it is for about 93.16% of US stocks.
- CS's equity multiplier -- a measure of assets relative to shareholders'equity -- is greater than that of 97.67% of US stocks.
- If you're looking for stocks that are quantitatively similar to CREDIT SUISSE GROUP AG, a group of peers worth examining would be CUBI, FFIC, WTBA, UMBF, and INBK.
- CS's SEC filings can be seen here. And to visit CREDIT SUISSE GROUP AG's official web site, go to www.credit-suisse.com.
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CS Price/Volume Stats
| Current price | $4.08 | 52-week high | $11.04 |
| Prev. close | $4.14 | 52-week low | $4.05 |
| Day low | $4.08 | Volume | 7,161,091 |
| Day high | $4.24 | Avg. volume | 13,252,083 |
| 50-day MA | $5.35 | Dividend yield | 0.97% |
| 200-day MA | $7.23 | Market Cap | 10.82B |
Credit Suisse Group AG ADR (CS) Company Bio
Credit Suisse Group operates in three segments: Private Banking & Wealth Management and Investment Banking. Private Banking & Wealth Management offers advice and a range of financial solutions to private, corporate and institutional clients. The company was founded in 1856 and is based in Zürich, Switzerland.
Latest CS News From Around the Web
Below are the latest news stories about CREDIT SUISSE GROUP AG that investors may wish to consider to help them evaluate CS as an investment opportunity.
First Boston Deserves A Selective RevivalBy Breakingviews On Wall Street, second chances happen – maybe for brands as well as people. Credit Suisse (CS) is considering reviving the defunct First Boston name to rebadge its investment bank, one of several ideas that could feature in Chief Executive Ulrich Koerner’s strategic review next month. It might restore some luster to the Swiss lender’s second-rate dealmaking operations. Or at least, it may be a step closer to setting the division free. First Boston stands for financial pedigree, but also for failure. Credit Suisse absorbed the investment bank in 1990 after it buckled under ill-advised loans to clients. There was disc... |
Citrix Debt Deal Prices With Large Losses For BanksThe sale of Citrix’s debt has been closely watched by private-equity investors, who rely on leveraged loans and have found they are more expensive and harder to obtain. |
Credit Suisse AG Announces the Reverse Splits of its USOI, GLDI and SLVO ETNsCredit Suisse AG announced today that it will implement 1-for-20 reverse splits of its Credit Suisse X-Links® Crude Oil Shares Covered Call ETNs ("USOI"), Credit Suisse X-Links® Gold Shares Covered Call ETNs ("GLDI") and Credit Suisse X-Links® Silver Shares Covered Call ETNs ("SLVO"), each expected to be effective as of September 27, 2022. |
UPDATE 1-Credit Suisse settles U.S. shareholder lawsuit over risk exposure, ArchegosCredit Suisse Group AG reached a $32.5 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit accusing the Swiss bank of misleading shareholders about how well it managed risk, including its exposure to "high-risk" clients such as Archegos Capital Management. A preliminary settlement of the proposed class action was filed on Friday with the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, and requires a judge's approval. The bank was accused of playing "a kind of high-finance game of Russian roulette" by letting hedge funds and other "prime" customers make risky, multi-billion dollar bets with its credit, despite publicly pledging a "core commitment" to managing its risk limits, risk oversight and credit exposure. |
Credit Suisse settles U.S. shareholder lawsuit over risk exposure, ArchegosNEW YORK (Reuters) -Credit Suisse Group AG reached a $32.5 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit accusing the Swiss bank of misleading shareholders about how well it managed risk, including its exposure to "high-risk" clients such as Archegos Capital Management. A preliminary settlement of the proposed class action was filed on Friday with the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, and requires a judge's approval. The bank was accused of playing "a kind of high-finance game of Russian roulette" by letting hedge funds and other "prime" customers make risky, multi-billion dollar bets with its credit, despite publicly pledging a "core commitment" to managing its risk limits, risk oversight and credit exposure. |
CS Price Returns
| 1-mo | -21.99% |
| 3-mo | -30.49% |
| 6-mo | -48.92% |
| 1-year | -58.44% |
| 3-year | -65.79% |
| 5-year | -72.60% |
| YTD | -57.40% |
| 2021 | -24.43% |
| 2020 | -3.91% |
| 2019 | 26.30% |
| 2018 | -38.23% |
| 2017 | 30.67% |
CS Dividends
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