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Credit Suisse Group A brief presentation


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November 1, 2011 Slide 2

Contents

Credit Suisse Group today key facts

Credit Suisse Groups financial strength

Credit Suisse locations

How we serve our clients

Vision, mission

What we do for our clients

Our history

Corporate citizenship

Employer of choice

Corporate governance

Board of Directors and Executive Board

Credit Suisse vs. peers


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Credit Suisse Group today key facts Global bank headquartered in Zurich, serving clients in private banking,

investment banking and asset management.

Registered shares of Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) are listed in Switzerland

(SIX) and as American Depositary Shares (CS) in New York (NYSE).

Total number of employees: 50,700.

The Groups long-term ratings are: Moodys Aa2, Standard & Poors A, Fitch

Ratings AA-.


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Credit Suisse Groups financial strength

Nine month 2011 results:

Net income: CHF 2,590 million

Return on equity: 10.7% Total net new assets: CHF 40.5 billion

Tier 1 ratio: 17.7%

Assets under management: CHF 1,196.8 billion


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Regional headquarters

Centers of Excellence Source: Credit Suisse Company Profile 2010


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Credit Suisse A Single Source for ServicesThe Credit Suisse business model combines the strengths and expertise in Private Banking, InvestmentBanking, and Asset Management. This combination enables the bank

to serve clients globally with integrated

solutions tailored to their needs.

Integrated Advice

Personal relationship managers give our clients access to experts, products, and every serviceoffered by our integrated bank

all from a single source.

Customized Banking Services

We offer individualized solutions tailored to our clients' life situations and needs.

Innovative and Comprehensive Solutions

We work across divisional borders to serve our clients with innovative and holistic solutions.

Global Reach

Our global presence and our partnerships in more than 50 countries allow our clients to transacttheir financial business anywhere in the world.


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Credit Suisse our visionOur vision is to become the worlds

most admired bank,

renowned for

our expertise in private banking,

investment banking and asset

management, and most valued for

our advice, innovation and execution.


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Credit Suisse our missionWe

set

new

standards

in partnering

with

our

clients

and providing

them

with

integrated

financial

solutions.

Cultural

diversity

is

essential to our

success.We strive to create an open, respectfulworkplace

that

encourages

people to

work

together

and with

our

clients

to

deliver

superior

products, services

and

results and support the success andprosperity

of our

stakeholders.


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What we do for private banking clients

In Private Banking, we offer comprehensive advice and a broad range of

financial solutions to private, corporate and institutional clients.

Private Banking comprises the Wealth Management Clients and

Corporate & Institutional Clients businesses.

In Wealth Management Clients, we serve more than two million clients,

including ultra-high-net-worth and high-net-worth individuals around the

globe and private clients in Switzerland, making us one of the largest

global players.

Our Corporate & Institutional Clients business serves the needs of over

100,000 corporations and institutions, mainly in Switzerland, and is an

important provider of financial products and services.


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What we do for investment banking clients

Investment Banking provides a broad range of financial products and

services, with a focus on businesses that are client-driven, flow-based

and capital-efficient. Our products and services include globalsecurities sales, trading and execution, prime brokerage, capital

raising and advisory services, as well as comprehensive investment

research.

Clients include corporations, governments, pension funds and

institutions around the world.

We deliver our global investment banking capabilities via regional and

local teams based in all major developed and emerging market

centers.


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What we do for asset management clients

Asset Management offers products across a wide range of asset

classes, including alternative investments such as hedge funds,

private equity, real estate and credit, and multi-asset class

solutions, which includes equities and fixed income products.

The division manages portfolios, mutual funds and other investment

vehicles for governments, institutions, corporations and private

clients worldwide.

Asset Management operates as a global integrated network inclose collaboration with Private Banking and Investment Banking.


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Regions (1/2)

Credit Suisse in Switzerland

Our home market is Switzerland, where we are a leading bank for private,corporate and institutional clients.

Relationship managers at more than 200 branches in the German, French and

Italian-speaking areas offer clients a full range of private banking services. We service corporate and institutional clients at 36 locations. The Investment Bank

offers a broad range of financial services to its Swiss client base, while AssetManagement offers traditional and alternative investment products, and multi-assetclass solutions.

Credit Suisse in Europe, the Middle East and Africa

Credit Suisse is active in 26 countries across the EMEA region with offices in 78cities.

Our regional headquarters are in the UK, but we have an onshore presence in

every major EMEA country. The region encompasses both developed markets such as France, Germany, Italy,

Spain and the UK, as well as emerging markets including Russia, Poland, Turkeyand the Middle East.

In 2010, we opened our first office in the Nordic region in Stockholm andexpanded our presence in South Africa.

Source: Credit Suisse Annual

Report 2010


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Regions (2/2)

Credit Suisse in Asia Pacific

The Asia Pacific region comprises 18 offices in 12 markets.

Singapore is home to our largest Private Banking operations outside Switzerland.

The region is also our fastest-growing Private Banking market globally.

Our integrated banking platform has a strong presence in the regions largestmarkets, such as Australia, Hong Kong and Japan, complemented by long-standing leadership in Southeast Asia and a rapidly growing franchise in China andIndia.

Credit Suisse in the Americas

The Americas region comprises our operations in the US, Canada, the Caribbeanand Latin America. Our three divisions are strongly represented across the region.

With offices in 44 cities spanning 14 countries, we offer our clients local access to

our global resources in their home markets. In 2010, we enhanced our Investment Banking platform in Canada, and our Private

Banking and Asset Management capabilities across the region.

Source: Credit Suisse Annual

Report 2010


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Our history

1856

Credit Suisse (CS) founded in Zurich as Schweizerische Kreditanstalt

1932

The First Boston Corporation established as a subsidiary of The First

National Bank of Boston1940

First

branch of CS outside Switzerland (New York)

1978

First cooperation between CS and The First Boston Corporation

1988

CS acquires controlling

stake in The First Boston Corporation

1993 Takeover of Volksbank1996

CS Holding becomes Credit Suisse Group as a holding company of

Credit Suisse and Credit Suisse First Boston2006

Launch of Credit Suisse as an integrated global bank


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Credit Suisse history in Switzerland

1856153 years ago, Alfred Escher founded Schweizerische Kreditanstalt (SKA)

which

later became Credit Suisse

to drive the expansion of the railway network and the

industrialization of Switzerland.

No Swiss statesman had such a profound impact on the country as Alfred Escher,

who laid the foundations for a modern Switzerland.

Alfred Escher (1819-1882)

Paradeplatz, Zurich

The monument of Alfred Escher at ETH Zurich, founded in 1854

Zurich main station


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1786Over

200 years

ago, the

founder

of the

Massachusetts Bank

forerunner

of First

Boston

financed

the

first

US ship

to China. The

First Boston Corporation was

created as the investment banking arm of the First National Bank of Boston in 1932and went public

in 1934.

State Street 1801:

State Street, Boston, 1801. On the right stood the American Coffee House, home of the Massachusetts Bank, 1792

1809.

Credit Suisse history First Boston Corporation


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Corporate Responsibility (1/2)

At Credit Suisse, we believe that our

responsible approach to business is

a decisive factor determining the

long-term success of our bank. We

therefore strive to act as a good

corporate citizen in every aspect of

our work.


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Corporate Responsibility (2/2)

Creating value in the long term

By executing our core competency as a financial intermediary and

risk assessor in line

with the highest industry standards, we can create long-term added value for our

clients, employees and shareholders, and the economy and society

as a whole.

Combining profitability with responsibility

towards our stakeholders, the society and the environment

Society: through open dialogue with the public, our support of humanitarian,

cultural and charitable organizations, and our sponsorship in education, sportsand culture.

Environment: by offering our clients innovative, sustainable business solutionsand continuously improving our own environmental performance.

Risk review processAn established review process ensures that we examine business transactions that mayinvolve environmental, social and human rights risks.


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Employer of choice

Credit Suisse Group considers the skills and cultural diversity of itsemployees to be among its greatest strengths.

Be an employer of

choice for men andwomen seeking

careers

in the

financial services

industry

Provide a

stimulating workingenvironment and

attractive training

and development

opportunities

Promote equal

rights in a workingenvironment freefrom discrimination

Credit Suisse aims to:


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Corporate governance

The Board consists solely of directors who have no executive functions within theGroup. As of December 31, 2010, almost all members of the Board wereindependent.

Code of Conduct: the Group strives to act with integrity, responsibility, fairness,

transparency and discretion at all times.

The Groups external reporting provides an accurate, fair and transparent pictureof the Groups financial condition.

Strong internal and external auditors play a critical role in providing anindependent assessment of the Groups operations and internal controls.

Credit Suisse Group is committed to ensuring compliance withinternational best practice in corporate governance.


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Chairman and CEO

Urs Rohner

Chairman of the

Board of Directors

Main activities:

Coordination of the work of the Board and itscommittees

Active involvement in developing the strategicbusiness plans and objectives of the Group

Active representation of the Group vis--vis

investors, stakeholders and the public

Brady W. Dougan

Chief

Executive

Officer

Main activities:

Operational management of the Group

Implementation of business strategy and financialplans

Definition of guidelines for the internal organizationand other general policies of the Group


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Divisional Management: Private Banking,Asset Management and Investment Banking

Eric VarvelCEO Investment Banking

Robert ShafirCEO Asset Management

Hans-Ulrich MeisterCEO Private Banking


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Heads of Shared Services

David Mathers

Chief

Financial Officer

Pamela Thomas-GrahamChief Talent, Brandingand CommunicationsOfficer

Romeo Cerutti

General Counsel

Tobias Guldimann

Chief

Risk

Officer

Karl Landert

Chief

Information

Officer


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Our

members

of regional management

work

in close

partnership

with

the

divisional

heads

to

deliver

the

combined

capabilities

of our

global integrated

bank

to our

clients.

Regional Management Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle Eastand Africa, Switzerland, and Americas

Antonio QuintellaCEO Americas

Osama AbbasiCEO Asia-Pacific

Fawzi

Kyriakos-Saad

CEO EMEA

Hans-Ulrich MeisterCEO Switzerland


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Board of Directors of Credit Suisse Group

Urs Rohner, Chairman Jean Lanier

Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Vice-Chairman Anton van Rossum

Jassim

Bin Hamad

J. J. Al Thani Aziz

R.D. Syriani

Robert H. Benmosche David W. Syz

Noreen Doyle John Tiner

Walter B. Kielholz Richard E. Thornburgh

Andreas Koopmann Peter F. Weibel


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Executive Board

Brady W. Dougan

Chief Executive Officer

Hans-Ulrich Meister


Private BankingRobert ShafirChief Executive Officer

Asset ManagementEric Varvel


Investment Banking

Romeo Cerutti

General Counsel

Tobias Guldimann

Chief Risk Officer

Karl Landert

Chief Information Officer

David Mathers

Chief Financial OfficerPamela Thomas-GrahamChief Talent, Branding and

Communications Officer

Divisional Management

Osama Abbasi


Credit Suisse Asia-PacificFawzi

Kyriakos-Saad


Credit Suisse EMEAHans-Ulrich Meister


Credit Suisse SwitzerlandAntonio Quintella


Credit Suisse Americas

Regional ManagementManagement Shared Services


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Credit Suisse vs. peers: June 30, 2011Market Capitalization, CHF bn B/S Assets, CHF bn

Assets under Management, CHF bn Employees -

Number of FTEs, t

46

15

30

39

39

42

59

60

78

94

102

137

149

Barclays

Credit Suisse

SocGen

Morgan Stanley

Nomura

Deutsche Bank

UBS

GS

BNP Paribas

Bank of America

CitigroupJPMorgan

HSBC

684

206

229

263

711

798

Bank of America n/a

Morgan StanleyGoldman Sachs

BNP Paribas 1,094

JPMorgan 1,130

Credit Suisse 1,233

Deutsche Bank 1,354

UBS 2,069

Nomura

Barclays

SocGen

Citigroup

HSBC

n/a1)

413

699

789

977

UBS1)

Credit Suisse

Goldman Sachs

Morgan Stanley

SocGen1) 1,414

Citigroup 1,647

JPMorgan 1,892

Bank of America 1,904

Barclays1) 2,018

Deutsche Bank1) 2,258HSBC1) 2,266

BNP Paribas1) 2,351

Nomura

1,237

Credit Suisse 51

Morgan Stanley 63UBS 66

Deutsche Bank 102

Barclays 146

JPMorgan 250

Citigroup 263

Bank of America 288

n/a

296

Nomura

Goldman Sachs

BNP Paribas

HSBC

SocGen

36

36

n/a

1) IFRS accounting standard2) Citigroup does not disclose information on AuM

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