Money Stuff: Credit Suisse’s Oopsie Bonds Go Down

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Matt Levine

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Credit Suisse bought insurance against doing miscellaneous bad stuff, and then did some.

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Programming note: Money Stuff will be off tomorrow and next week on vacation. We’ll be back on Monday, Aug. 23.

Programming note: Money Stuff will be off tomorrow and next week on vacation. We’ll be back on Monday, Aug. 23.

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