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FCA bans former Credit Suisse executives over corruption convictions in US
The Financial Conduct Authority has issued lifetime bans to former Credit Suisse executives Andrew Pearse and Surjan Singh following their corruption convictions in the US. Both admitted to receiving substantial kickbacks related to corrupt loans to the Republic of Mozambique, leading to significant penalties for the bank. The FCA emphasized that there is no tolerance for bribery and corruption in the financial markets.
uk watchdog bans ex-credit suisse bankers over tuna bond scandal
The UK financial watchdog has banned former Credit Suisse bankers Andrew Pearse and Surjan Singh for their roles in a $2bn bribery scandal linked to Mozambique's tuna bonds. Both men, who pleaded guilty to accepting $52mn in bribes, face criminal proceedings in the US for money laundering and wire fraud. The scandal has severely impacted Mozambique's economy and contributed to Credit Suisse's downfall.
FCA bans former Credit Suisse directors over Mozambique tuna bonds scandal
The FCA has banned former Credit Suisse managing directors Andrew Pearse and Surjan Singh for accepting kickbacks related to fraudulent loans for Mozambique's tuna fishing project. Pearse received over $45 million, while Singh took $5.7 million. This follows their guilty pleas to money laundering and wire fraud charges, and comes after Credit Suisse was fined over £145 million for financial crime failings.
FCA bans former Credit Suisse executives over Mozambique loan corruption scandal
The FCA has banned former Credit Suisse executives Andrew Pearse and Surjan Singh from the UK financial services industry for "lacking integrity" after their US convictions for arranging corrupt loans to Mozambique. Pearse accepted over $45 million in kickbacks, while Singh received $5.7 million. The FCA previously fined Credit Suisse over £145 million for serious financial crime failings related to these loans.
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