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Credit Suisse’s business was widespread and included many niche businesses. One of these commercial niches was lending for superyachts: The big bank in Zurich lent the money to the super-rich so they could buy expensive ships.
UBS seems to like it too: It will continue to finance the yacht, the “Neue Zürcher Zeitung” reported. This particular form of loan financing is clearly lucrative, but it also involves risks. Credit Suisse has brought several legal disputes, for example, last year: CS sued a Saudi Arabian prince in London for failing to pay two loans on time, according to the bank. Prince Fahad bin Sultan used the outstanding loans to buy a yacht called Sarafsa and a cottage near London.
Source :Blick
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