Credit Suisse posts first annual net profit since 2014
Pre-tax income rose to 3.405 billion francs for the year.

Analysts polled by Reuters had expected Switzerland's second-biggest bank to bring in 1.968 billion francs on the bottom line and increase its pre-tax profit by nearly 76 per cent to 3.15 billion francs. Pre-tax income rose to 3.405 billion francs for the year.
"With lower costs, lower risks and more capital than at the start of our restructuring in 2015, we believe that the bank is now well positioned to withstand challenging market conditions when they arise, to capitalise on positive trends in the world economy and to grow revenue and profits, by meeting our clients' needs," Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam said in a statement.
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