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Six things Credit Suisse is telling staff about their future after the UBS takeover

What we know about the future of jobs, bonuses, and the investment bank

Memo seen by FN attempts to allay staff concerns over the road ahead
Memo seen by FN attempts to allay staff concerns over the road ahead Photo: Jaap Arriens/Getty Images

UBS's $3.2bn acquisition of Credit Suisse has thrust the future of more than 50,000 employees into doubt, as the merger looks to strip out CHF8bn in costs over the next four years — 75% of which will come from staff related expenses.

Credit Suisse's employees have bemoaned a lack of clarity, despite all-staff memos and townhalls, after the merger was arranged over the course of one frantic weekend to keep the troubled Swiss bank from collapse.

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