Panama papers: Credit Suisse CEO pushes back

Tidjane Thiam also said the firm is seeking to bank more billionaires across China by boosting its ranks of relationship managers.
April 05, 2016

Credit Suisse does not help its wealthy clients to dodge paying taxes, chief executive officer Tidjane Thiam said on Tuesday, in the wake of suggestions made in leaked Panamanian documents that the Swiss bank has participated in widespread evasion. 

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