Our business divisions
We serve our clients through three regionally focused divisions: Swiss Universal Bank, International Wealth Management, and Asia Pacific. These regional businesses are supported by two divisions specializing in investment banking capabilities: Global Markets and Investment Banking & Capital Markets.
Corporate functions
Our operating businesses are supported by focused corporate functions that provide centralized corporate services and business support, as well as effective and independent control procedures in the following areas:
| Chief Financial Officer | We aspire to be an industry-leading Finance division and a core driver of the bank’s vision. |
| Chief Operating Officer | The Chief Operating Officer focuses on, among other things, global operations, information technology and security, sourcing and vendor management, the investment portfolio and our Business Delivery Centers. |
| Chief Risk Officer | The Chief Risk Officer governs the Group's risk management framework and provides independent risk oversight. |
| Compliance | Compliance monitors bank activities on all levels. It ensures transparency of all regulatory interactions of the bank, and assesses the potential impact and implementation of regulatory developments. |
| General Counsel | Provides legal, policy and regulatory advice in the context of potential or actual legal matters and investigations. It drives strategic legal risk management and manages our relationship with political stakeholders. |
| Human Resources | Credit Suisse's success depends on whether we have the most talented people who live our client-focused strategy and our partnership culture. |
| IR, Corporate Communications and Marketing & Branding | How Credit Suisse is perceived by clients, the public and the media is vital to our success. Investor Relations, Corporate Communications and Marketing & Branding are fundamental drivers for a positive perception of the Credit Suisse brand and our success as a leader in global financial services. |
| Regulatory Strategy and Business Change | Regulatory Strategy & Business Change is responsible for global regulatory foresight, regulatory change and supporting the business with a BAU operating framework where applicable. We work together to identify regulations impacting Credit Suisse, and ensure we’re making the right changes to maintain compliance in an efficient way. |