Credit Suisse Chairman Axel Lehmann said earlier during an interview with Bloomberg Television that the bank’s liquidity was improving and the large outflows of client assets have "basically stopped." He added, "When I speak to clients, I already know that there are going to be inflows. We already see it partially happening. So we have plans to continue to reach out to clients. It might take a bit of time but it will come back and we will go back to normal." Shares of Credit Suisse are up 8% to $3.35 in premarket trading.
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