Lawyers hired by Credit Suisse’s board in the aftermath of a spying scandal last year have found two earlier instances of employees being followed by private investigators, despite the bank’s assertions that it doesn’t condone physical surveillance.

The additional incidents of surveillance found by Homburger predate 2019’s high-profile scandal that involved two employees being followed, and they weren’t ordered by the same people, according to people familiar with the law firm’s findings. The findings haven’t previously been reported.