Credit Suisse to pay SEC $10M for mishandling retail customer orders
Credit Suisse will pay $10 million to settle charges brought by the SEC and the Office of the New York Attorney General regarding material misrepresentations and omissions made in connection with its now-closed Retail Execution Services business’ handling of certain customer orders.
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