Credit Suisse Accused of Impeding Internal Probe Into Historical Ties to Nazi Accounts

Credit Suisse faced accusations it hampered an internal investigation into its past links to Nazi clients and accounts.
The bank established a narrow scope and ignored new leads, according to a Senate committee investigation.
Credit Suisse said its review found no evidence to support key claims about Nazi-linked accounts after World War II.
The Senate said more work is needed to determine the value of certain Nazi accounts at the bank after 1945.
The Senate began investigating after receiving allegations of potential wrongdoing in the bank's internal probe.