Credit Suisse Investors Sue Over Inverse VIX Price Drop

By Dean Seal ( March 16, 2018, 3:45 PM EDT) -- Two investors in Credit Suisse's short-term notes inversely related to the stock market's volatility index have filed putative class actions in New York federal court alleging the bank misrepresented the value of the notes during a critical time of steep price drops and substantial investor losses. . . .

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