Police search Credit Suisse over obstruction

Police search Credit Suisse over obstruction

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo police investigators enter the Tokyo branch of Credit Suisse Financial Products (CSFP), a unit of Credit Suisse Group AG, on Oct. 14 to search it on suspicion that it obstructed an earlier inspection by the Financial Supervisory Agency (FSA).

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