Insiders at London office of Credit Suisse where investment bankers face mass layoffs describe anger at 'arrogance' of bosses that led to bank's woes

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An employee at Credit Suisse's London office has said many staff are job hunting amid the 'disaster' faced by workers due to the bank's shock takeover by rival UBS

"This isn't 2008, let's be clear on that, but it is 2008 for Credit Suisse. Credit Suisse was very proud of itself, that they weren't one of the state bailed-out European banks in 2008, and unfortunately there's a real sense within the employees of the mismanagement of a few since that date, potentially arrogance, has cost 50,000 people their jobs."

"I think that something has not gone right and there's a lot of anger towards top management that the actions of a few over a period of time have cost a lot of people their job," they said."When I started, it was a really top bank. It's got huge heritage, it is a globally well-known bank, you were very proud to work there.

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Should be blacklisted...

They were told, last Thursday, by the Exec Committee, that there was nothing to worry about and the media were over-reacting. Unbelievable that the same Committee will walk away from this with millions

My word, are they really. What's the world coming to one asks oneself .

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