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Due Diligence and Sustainability
Credit Suisse has to continuously earn the trust of clients and other stakeholders to achieve long-term success. We therefore expect our employees to meet the highest standards of conduct and professionalism and to comply with legal regulations, due diligence requirements and industry guidelines. When performing our core business activities, we also take account of environmental and social issues.
Risk Assessment
The careful evaluation of transactions is an important prerequisite for identifying and controlling risks at an early stage. The appropriate consideration of ecological and social aspects is therefore an integral part of our internal risk assessment.
Recognizing Our Responsibilities
Our efforts to safeguard the reputation of Credit Suisse also encompass measures to ensure that employees comply with all applicable legislation and steps to prevent the improper use of our services by third parties.
Human Rights
Not only countries and governments, but to a certain extent, companies, too, are subject to human rights obligations. This is why at Credit Suisse, our commitment to corporate responsibility is also based on the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Sector Policies and Guidelines
To ensure its long-term success, Credit Suisse is committed to conducting its business in a sustainable and responsible manner. Credit Suisse has therefore established sector-specific policies and guidelines for sensitive industries.
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