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Hong Kong: Growing geopolitical tensions and pulled initial public offerings have done little to damp the appetite of Western banks for Hong Kong and China.
Standard Chartered Plc Chief Executive Officer Bill Winters was the latest executive in recent weeks to signal a sweeping Chinese government crackdown and rising geopolitical tensions between China and the US won t derail his lender s focus and investment in the region. We don t see a structural or fundamental change in terms of the business opportunities for Standard Chartered, Winters said on a call with reporters Tuesday. Hong Kong s continuing role as a conduit into the Greater Bay Area mean the opportunities for us in corporate banking and wealth management will be very, very substantial.
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Credit Suisse has named
David Wildermuth chief risk officer (CRO) and a member of its executive board. He joins bank from Goldman Sachs, where he is currently deputy CRO, and will start no later than February 2022. Wildermuth will be based in Zurich and report to group chief executive Thomas Gottstein. Current interim CRO Joachim Oechslin will remain in his post until Wildermuth comes aboard.
At Goldman, Wildermuth is also a member of the board of Goldman Sachs International Bank. He joined Goldman in 1997, progressing to senior roles including CRO for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (Emea) and global chief credit officer. Wildermuth recently spoke with
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Thank you, Sharon. Good morning, everyone. So before we begin, let me remind you of the important cautionary statements on Slides 2 and 3, including in relation to forward-looking statements, non-GAAP financial measures and Basel III disclosures. For a detailed discussion, we refer you to the Credit Suisse second quarter 2021 financial report published this morning.
I will now hand over to our Group CEO, Thomas Gottstein; and our Group CFO, David Mathers, who will run through the numbers.
Thomas Gottstein
Group Chief Executive Officer
Thank you, Kinner. Good morning. Thank you for joining our call to discuss our second quarter and first half 2021 results.