Moody's, which rates Credit Suisse at two notches above junk status, expects the lender to post further large losses in 2023, due to reduced revenue streams and restructuring costs. The agency expects moderate losses in 2024 before the bank returns to modest profitability in 2025. Credit Suisse's turnaround plan, which aims to shift its focus away from investment banking and towards less turbulent wealth management, carries "substantial execution risk due to its breadth and complexity," Moody's said on Friday. "Although the plan could be positive in the long run and lead to a substantially de-risked, more efficient and simplified bank," it added. ($1 = 0.9368 euros) (Reporting by Oliver Hirt and John Revill, Editing by Louise Heavens)