Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 2.2 billion for the second quarter of 2006, compared to CHF 919 million for the same period in 2005. Investment Banking saw a significant increase in income compared to a loss in the second quarter of 2005, driven by record underwriting and advisory revenues and strong trading revenues. Private Banking achieved its best ever second quarter results, with net revenues growing 15% compared to 2005. Asset Management recorded lower income due to costs associated with realigning its business and a decline in private equity gains compared to 2005. In June 2006, Credit Suisse announced the sale of Winterthur for CHF 12.3 billion.
Credit Suisse reported its quarterly and full year 2005 results. Some key highlights include:
- Net income for 2005 was CHF 5.85 billion, with significant charges excluded net income was CHF 6.89 billion.
- Private Banking saw record net new asset inflows and net income. Corporate & Retail Banking also saw record net income.
- Investment Banking profitability was below peer levels but strategic measures showed first results, with improved performance across business segments.
- A non-cash charge was recorded in 4Q05 of CHF 421 million due to a change in accounting for share-based compensation awards. Excluding this charge, 4Q05 results were
This document provides a summary of Credit Suisse Group's 3rd quarter 2001 results. It reports a net operating profit of CHF 21 million but an overall reported loss of CHF 299 million due to losses at CSFB and unrealized investment losses. It highlights continued net new asset inflows but lower revenues and profits across most business units due to difficult market conditions. It also summarizes asset quality, capital adequacy, results by business unit and other financial details on the quarter.
Credit Suisse outlines its sustainability policy and objectives across 7 areas: 1) Commitment to sustainable development and protecting the environment. 2) CEO and committee provide leadership and oversight, with goals defined across business areas. 3) Employees are responsible for sustainability in their work and receive training. 4) Success depends on stakeholder trust. 5) Products and services consider environmental and social risks and opportunities. 6) Infrastructure aims to reduce impacts and involve partners in standards. 7) Ongoing processes promote sustainability at all levels.
Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 2.2 billion for the second quarter of 2006, compared to CHF 919 million for the same period in 2005. Investment Banking saw a significant increase in income compared to a loss in the second quarter of 2005, driven by record underwriting and advisory revenues and strong trading revenues. Private Banking achieved its best ever second quarter results, with net revenues growing 15% compared to 2005. Asset Management recorded lower income due to costs associated with realigning its business and a decline in private equity gains compared to 2005. In June 2006, Credit Suisse announced the sale of Winterthur for CHF 12.3 billion.
Credit Suisse reported its quarterly and full year 2005 results. Some key highlights include:
- Net income for 2005 was CHF 5.85 billion, with significant charges excluded net income was CHF 6.89 billion.
- Private Banking saw record net new asset inflows and net income. Corporate & Retail Banking also saw record net income.
- Investment Banking profitability was below peer levels but strategic measures showed first results, with improved performance across business segments.
- A non-cash charge was recorded in 4Q05 of CHF 421 million due to a change in accounting for share-based compensation awards. Excluding this charge, 4Q05 results were
This document provides a summary of Credit Suisse Group's 3rd quarter 2001 results. It reports a net operating profit of CHF 21 million but an overall reported loss of CHF 299 million due to losses at CSFB and unrealized investment losses. It highlights continued net new asset inflows but lower revenues and profits across most business units due to difficult market conditions. It also summarizes asset quality, capital adequacy, results by business unit and other financial details on the quarter.
Credit Suisse outlines its sustainability policy and objectives across 7 areas: 1) Commitment to sustainable development and protecting the environment. 2) CEO and committee provide leadership and oversight, with goals defined across business areas. 3) Employees are responsible for sustainability in their work and receive training. 4) Success depends on stakeholder trust. 5) Products and services consider environmental and social risks and opportunities. 6) Infrastructure aims to reduce impacts and involve partners in standards. 7) Ongoing processes promote sustainability at all levels.
.credit-suisse Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation Social Responsibility Re...QuarterlyEarningsReports2
The document is the 2001 social responsibility report of the Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation which details the philanthropic efforts of CSFB and its employees. It discusses the Foundation's mission of supporting education and programs for inner city youth. It provides an overview of grants in the US, Europe, and Asia Pacific to organizations in these sectors. It also describes CSFB's cultural commitments, extensive employee volunteer programs, and disaster relief efforts. The report aims to showcase how CSFB and its employees positively impact communities through charitable giving and volunteerism.
Credit Suisse Group benefited in the first six months of 1997 from restructuring efforts and favorable market conditions. The Group reported a 70% increase in net profit to CHF 1.413 billion. All four business units saw revenue growth, with Credit Suisse First Boston contributing 58% of total revenues. Total costs increased 24% compared to the same period last year, with higher personnel costs accounting for much of the rise. The Group maintained a comfortable capital position, with BIS core and total capital ratios improving.
Credit Suisse Group delivered a strong financial performance in Q1 2004 with net income of CHF 1.9 billion, significantly higher than Q1 2003. Revenue growth was driven by increased client activity and favorable economic conditions. All business segments contributed to the results through higher revenue generation and efficiency improvements. Private Banking saw an 8.4% annualized growth in net new assets. Looking ahead, Credit Suisse remains optimistic about 2004 given current levels of client activity and economic conditions.
Credit Suisse Group achieved strong financial results in the second quarter of 2006, with net income of CHF 2.2 billion, up significantly from the same period in 2005. This demonstrates that the company's efforts to build an integrated organization are gaining momentum. Two important strategic steps were announced in the quarter: the sale of Winterthur insurance business to AXA for CHF 12.3 billion, and the merger of Credit Suisse's four private banks to form Clariden Leu, creating the fifth largest wealth manager in Switzerland. All three of Credit Suisse's main business segments - Investment Banking, Private Banking and Asset Management - reported higher revenues compared to the second quarter of 2005.
Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 959 million for Q4 2004 and CHF 5,628 million for full year 2004. Results were impacted by charges related to contingencies from the sale of Winterthur International, a loss on disposal of a minority holding, and severance costs. Private Banking, Corporate & Retail Banking, and Life & Pensions reported strong results. Institutional Securities saw improved performance driven by higher trading results and lower provisions and taxes. Wealth & Asset Management benefited from private equity gains.
This document provides information about a trekking trip to Kothaligarh Peth in Mumbai. It discusses starting the trek and the path that will be taken. The document thanks several people for their contributions to documenting the trek.
The document summarizes Credit Suisse's second quarter 2001 results. Key highlights include a net operating profit of CHF 1.6 billion, solid results across business units despite challenging market conditions, and strong new asset inflows of CHF 41.4 billion year-to-date. Business unit results were positive, with continued growth in assets under management, though net profits declined from the prior year due to difficult market conditions. Credit Suisse also announced the realignment of its financial services division and new leadership for its investment banking unit.
This document is Wal-Mart's 2004 annual report which highlights the company's financial performance and discusses initiatives around jobs, community involvement, suppliers, and customers. It features stories about Wal-Mart associates who have benefited from the company's health insurance and career opportunities. The report discusses Wal-Mart's commitment to diversity and communicating its positive impact. The Chairman's letter emphasizes the company's dedication to high standards of conduct and making necessary changes.
Riskpro India Ventures Private Limited is a risk management consulting firm established in 2009. It offers a wide range of risk management services including risk advisory, regulatory compliance, risk training, and human capital management. The company operates key offices in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore and delivers services across 11 additional cities through associate firms and franchises. Riskpro targets medium and large corporations in sectors like finance, telecom, automotive, cement, IT, and public sector undertakings, providing competitive and customized risk solutions. Its core strengths are its network reach and long-term client relationships supported by experienced delivery teams.
Credit Suisse Group formulated an environmental policy in 2002 with the objectives of protecting the environment and contributing to sustainability. The policy outlines 7 areas of commitment:
1) Corporate leadership in environmental protection and advancing eco-friendly technology.
2) Training employees on their environmental responsibilities.
3) Conducting open dialogue on environmental performance internally and externally.
4) Including environmental considerations in existing and new banking/insurance products.
5) Ensuring operations and production processes are performed safely and eco-friendly.
6) Considering environmental data in facilities planning and construction.
7) Continuing internal processes to promote environmental behavior at all levels.
El documento habla sobre Teresa de Ávila, una mujer mística del siglo XVI que se dedicó a la oración mental y la contemplación de Dios. Describe a Teresa como una mujer impulsada por el Espíritu a adentrarse en el castillo de la oración para estar en amistad con Dios, que la ama. También la anima a elevarse más allá del horizonte visible mediante la oración y la contemplación, aspirando a lo absoluto para progresar en lo relativo.
- Credit Suisse Group reported a net loss of CHF 830 million in Q4 2001 and a net profit of CHF 1.587 billion for the full year 2001.
- Total assets under management increased slightly to CHF 1,425.5 billion at year-end 2001, up from CHF 1,392.0 billion in 2000.
- Net new assets were CHF 66.4 billion for the full year 2001, an increase over the CHF 58.1 billion in net new assets in 2000.
- Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 1,351 million for Q3 2004, down from CHF 1,457 million in Q2 2004. For the first nine months of 2004, net income was CHF 4,669 million.
- Most banking segments saw lower client activity and revenues due to geopolitical uncertainties and higher energy prices. Private Banking, Corporate & Retail Banking, and Wealth & Asset Management saw lower net incomes compared to Q2 2004.
- Winterthur and the insurance segments reported continued good progress towards profitability, with Life & Pensions and Non-Life seeing higher net incomes compared to the same period last year.
Nipun Jaswal is a security researcher and chief technical officer of Secugenius Security Solutions. The document discusses exploiting vulnerabilities to hack into webcams using the Metasploit framework. It provides two scenarios - one targeting a Windows XP system using the NETAPI vulnerability, and one targeting Windows 7 by exploiting vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer through a malicious link. The document demonstrates how to use Metasploit to execute exploits against the target systems and gain access to the webcam.
credit-suiss 'Credit Suisse Group and society' chapter in the Business ReviewQuarterlyEarningsReports2
Credit Suisse Group recognizes its responsibility to various stakeholders, including shareholders, clients, employees, and society. It aims to achieve economic success through sustainable business practices. These include offering sustainability-oriented investment products, applying environmental and social risk assessments, efficiently using resources, and promoting diversity and equal opportunity. Credit Suisse also actively engages with society through research, charitable donations, and employee volunteering, such as rebuilding homes in Sri Lanka after the 2004 tsunami.
.credit-suisse Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation Social Responsibility Re...QuarterlyEarningsReports2
The document is the 2001 social responsibility report of the Credit Suisse First Boston Foundation which details the philanthropic efforts of CSFB and its employees. It discusses the Foundation's mission of supporting education and programs for inner city youth. It provides an overview of grants in the US, Europe, and Asia Pacific to organizations in these sectors. It also describes CSFB's cultural commitments, extensive employee volunteer programs, and disaster relief efforts. The report aims to showcase how CSFB and its employees positively impact communities through charitable giving and volunteerism.
Credit Suisse Group benefited in the first six months of 1997 from restructuring efforts and favorable market conditions. The Group reported a 70% increase in net profit to CHF 1.413 billion. All four business units saw revenue growth, with Credit Suisse First Boston contributing 58% of total revenues. Total costs increased 24% compared to the same period last year, with higher personnel costs accounting for much of the rise. The Group maintained a comfortable capital position, with BIS core and total capital ratios improving.
Credit Suisse Group delivered a strong financial performance in Q1 2004 with net income of CHF 1.9 billion, significantly higher than Q1 2003. Revenue growth was driven by increased client activity and favorable economic conditions. All business segments contributed to the results through higher revenue generation and efficiency improvements. Private Banking saw an 8.4% annualized growth in net new assets. Looking ahead, Credit Suisse remains optimistic about 2004 given current levels of client activity and economic conditions.
Credit Suisse Group achieved strong financial results in the second quarter of 2006, with net income of CHF 2.2 billion, up significantly from the same period in 2005. This demonstrates that the company's efforts to build an integrated organization are gaining momentum. Two important strategic steps were announced in the quarter: the sale of Winterthur insurance business to AXA for CHF 12.3 billion, and the merger of Credit Suisse's four private banks to form Clariden Leu, creating the fifth largest wealth manager in Switzerland. All three of Credit Suisse's main business segments - Investment Banking, Private Banking and Asset Management - reported higher revenues compared to the second quarter of 2005.
Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 959 million for Q4 2004 and CHF 5,628 million for full year 2004. Results were impacted by charges related to contingencies from the sale of Winterthur International, a loss on disposal of a minority holding, and severance costs. Private Banking, Corporate & Retail Banking, and Life & Pensions reported strong results. Institutional Securities saw improved performance driven by higher trading results and lower provisions and taxes. Wealth & Asset Management benefited from private equity gains.
This document provides information about a trekking trip to Kothaligarh Peth in Mumbai. It discusses starting the trek and the path that will be taken. The document thanks several people for their contributions to documenting the trek.
The document summarizes Credit Suisse's second quarter 2001 results. Key highlights include a net operating profit of CHF 1.6 billion, solid results across business units despite challenging market conditions, and strong new asset inflows of CHF 41.4 billion year-to-date. Business unit results were positive, with continued growth in assets under management, though net profits declined from the prior year due to difficult market conditions. Credit Suisse also announced the realignment of its financial services division and new leadership for its investment banking unit.
This document is Wal-Mart's 2004 annual report which highlights the company's financial performance and discusses initiatives around jobs, community involvement, suppliers, and customers. It features stories about Wal-Mart associates who have benefited from the company's health insurance and career opportunities. The report discusses Wal-Mart's commitment to diversity and communicating its positive impact. The Chairman's letter emphasizes the company's dedication to high standards of conduct and making necessary changes.
Riskpro India Ventures Private Limited is a risk management consulting firm established in 2009. It offers a wide range of risk management services including risk advisory, regulatory compliance, risk training, and human capital management. The company operates key offices in Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore and delivers services across 11 additional cities through associate firms and franchises. Riskpro targets medium and large corporations in sectors like finance, telecom, automotive, cement, IT, and public sector undertakings, providing competitive and customized risk solutions. Its core strengths are its network reach and long-term client relationships supported by experienced delivery teams.
Credit Suisse Group formulated an environmental policy in 2002 with the objectives of protecting the environment and contributing to sustainability. The policy outlines 7 areas of commitment:
1) Corporate leadership in environmental protection and advancing eco-friendly technology.
2) Training employees on their environmental responsibilities.
3) Conducting open dialogue on environmental performance internally and externally.
4) Including environmental considerations in existing and new banking/insurance products.
5) Ensuring operations and production processes are performed safely and eco-friendly.
6) Considering environmental data in facilities planning and construction.
7) Continuing internal processes to promote environmental behavior at all levels.
El documento habla sobre Teresa de Ávila, una mujer mística del siglo XVI que se dedicó a la oración mental y la contemplación de Dios. Describe a Teresa como una mujer impulsada por el Espíritu a adentrarse en el castillo de la oración para estar en amistad con Dios, que la ama. También la anima a elevarse más allá del horizonte visible mediante la oración y la contemplación, aspirando a lo absoluto para progresar en lo relativo.
- Credit Suisse Group reported a net loss of CHF 830 million in Q4 2001 and a net profit of CHF 1.587 billion for the full year 2001.
- Total assets under management increased slightly to CHF 1,425.5 billion at year-end 2001, up from CHF 1,392.0 billion in 2000.
- Net new assets were CHF 66.4 billion for the full year 2001, an increase over the CHF 58.1 billion in net new assets in 2000.
- Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 1,351 million for Q3 2004, down from CHF 1,457 million in Q2 2004. For the first nine months of 2004, net income was CHF 4,669 million.
- Most banking segments saw lower client activity and revenues due to geopolitical uncertainties and higher energy prices. Private Banking, Corporate & Retail Banking, and Wealth & Asset Management saw lower net incomes compared to Q2 2004.
- Winterthur and the insurance segments reported continued good progress towards profitability, with Life & Pensions and Non-Life seeing higher net incomes compared to the same period last year.
Nipun Jaswal is a security researcher and chief technical officer of Secugenius Security Solutions. The document discusses exploiting vulnerabilities to hack into webcams using the Metasploit framework. It provides two scenarios - one targeting a Windows XP system using the NETAPI vulnerability, and one targeting Windows 7 by exploiting vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer through a malicious link. The document demonstrates how to use Metasploit to execute exploits against the target systems and gain access to the webcam.
credit-suiss 'Credit Suisse Group and society' chapter in the Business ReviewQuarterlyEarningsReports2
Credit Suisse Group recognizes its responsibility to various stakeholders, including shareholders, clients, employees, and society. It aims to achieve economic success through sustainable business practices. These include offering sustainability-oriented investment products, applying environmental and social risk assessments, efficiently using resources, and promoting diversity and equal opportunity. Credit Suisse also actively engages with society through research, charitable donations, and employee volunteering, such as rebuilding homes in Sri Lanka after the 2004 tsunami.
1. QUÈ HEM APRÉS, A TRAVÉS DE LA HISTÒRIA, DELS MUSULMANS ???
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3. Cultius propis de ells -Cereals -Fruites (sobre tot la fresa i la frambuesa) -Ortalises
4. Sistema de regadiu Els musulmans utilitzaven un sistema de regadiu molt curios, ya que ho van crear per tal de aprofitar més l’aigua. Son uns canals que pasen per tots el llocs del pobles i ciutats per aquets canals va igua de muntanyes o manantials. Hi han tres tipus: + Da’ndi: son llargs tunels escabats (qanats) a la terra pero on l’aigua recorre molts quilometres, l’aigua flueix durant tot l’any. Els qanats estan marcats per una serie de furats per agafar l’aigua (com els pozos). +Aini: serveix per derivar l’aigua d’un manantial,alguns cops d’aigua calenta. +Ghiayl: canal que pren un petit canal d’aiguaen les capes superiors de un “lecho” de un rio.
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6. Palabras provenientes del arab Hola = Per Déu Cazurro = Brut, insociable Cafre = Infiel Jeta = Hocico, nas
7. La seva religio els obliga a… - Reça cada dia orientat a la meca -Na a la meca un cop a l’any -No poden menjar carn de porc -Fer el ramada