Swiss markets regulator Finma is examining statements made by Credit Suisse chair Axel Lehmann in December relating to outflows from the bank, according to reports.

Credit Suisse’s shares rose 9.3% on 2 December, a day after comments by Lehmann suggested client outflows had all but stopped.

On 1 December, Lehmann told the Financial Times the...

Swiss regulator reviewing Credit Suisse chair’s media comments on client outflows

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