Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable Notes Investor Lawsuits

Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable Notes Results in Potential Significant Investor Risk

The White Law Group is investigating potential securities lawsuits involving Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable Notes.

Investors who purchased a structured product from Credit Suisse linked to the common stock of The Boeing Company may face significant downside risk depending on stock performance.

The structured note in question—Credit Suisse’s Auto-Callable Contingent Income Securities based on The Boeing Company (CUSIP: 22550K624)—was issued in November 2021 with a face value of $3,115,000. The note’s performance is tied to Boeing stock, and poor performance could significantly reduce or eliminate investor returns.

Details of the Investment – Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable

• Issue Date: November 3, 2021
  
• Linked Security: The Boeing Company Common Stock (NYSE: BA)
  
• Product Type: Auto-Callable Contingent Income Structured Note
  
• Face Value: $3,115,000
  
• Final Payout: Depends on Boeing stock price on the final valuation date (November 18, 2022)
  
• If price ? $187.61 (60% of initial $312.68): $1,000 + final coupon ($10.375) per note
  
• If price < $187.61: $1,000 × (final stock price ÷ $312.68) — resulting in potential full loss
  
• Total Loss Potential: Up to 100% of principal if Boeing stock closes below the downside threshold

Why Could the Investment Lose Value?

Contingent income notes are complex products that tie payments to underlying stock performance. In this case:

• Automatically called if Boeing stock ? $312.68 on any observation date
  
• If not called and price falls below $187.61, investors may face steep losses
  
• Contingent coupons (10.15% annualized) only paid if Boeing stays above barrier level on set dates
  
• Estimated value at pricing: $987.63 per $1,000 note

Understanding the Risks of Autocallable Notes

Although they offer potential income, these notes carry key risks:

• Market risk of Boeing stock (BA)
  
• Credit risk of Credit Suisse AG
  
• No guaranteed interest or return of capital
  
• High downside exposure if the stock underperforms
  
• Not FDIC insured or government backed

Did Your Financial Advisor Recommend This Investment (Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable) ?

Brokers must assess an investor’s risk tolerance and investment goals before recommending complex products. If this Boeing-linked note was unsuitable for your situation, you may qualify to recover losses through FINRA arbitration.

FINRA Arbitration vs. Class Action

• FINRA arbitration better serves individual investors with large losses
  
• Class actions address widespread but lower-value claims

Free Consultation

The White Law Group is investigating potential claims involving Credit Suisse Boeing Autocallable Notes. Call (888) 637-5510 for a free consultation.

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