The collapse of Credit Suisse has been detailed in a 500-page report by the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (PUK). The report highlights significant mismanagement by the bank as a key factor in its downfall.

The report criticizes the lack of oversight and failure to address the "too-big-to-fail" issue. While regulatory measures may not completely solve the problem, the findings could spark important discussions on accountability in the banking sector.

The PUK's conclusions align with sentiments expressed in media coverage over the past decade, highlighting the systemic issues that contributed to the financial turmoil surrounding Credit Suisse.