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Financial Times reporters provided many remarkable behind-the-scences details on how the Credit Suisse banking drama unfolded. © Keystone / Michael Buholzer
The Financial Times (FT) has been particularly prominent in the Credit Suisse affair that sealed the bank's fate. Its editor Roula Khalaf tells Swiss public radio, RTS, how her team worked round the clock, verifying each piece of information with at least three sources.
This content was published on March 29, 2023 March 29, 2023 minutes Patrick Chaboudez/oang (RTS) 日本語
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クレディ・スイス買収報道 英経済紙ftの取材裏話 中文
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《金融时报》:我们窥见了瑞信事件的幕后 Français
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comment le financial times a tout su des coulisses de l'affaire credit suisse (original)
The Financial Times seemed very well informed about what was happening in the Swiss capital, Bern, at the end of last week. The British newspaper is the only publication that was able to give a detailed behind-the-scenes account about the banking drama, reporting on unpublished information and detailed accounts of the roles of various players involved. The full-page article it published on Tuesday reads like a detective story.
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