The dispute comes as Credit Suisse faces heavy criticism after mounting losses linked to the failures of hedge fund Archegos Capital Management and supply chain finance group Greensill Capital. "The report was commissioned by Finma, not Credit Suisse and the detail of findings are in the public interest — particularly in light of the recent Archegos and Greensill scandals, which demonstrate ongoing risk management issues within Credit Suisse," Metigen's Wigan said in the statement. The Lescaudron case exploded in 2015 when the former star private wealth manager at Credit Suisse with a roster of Russian clients confessed to forging signatures, manipulating spreadsheets and faking trades to try to buy time to recover from heavy losses he first incurred in 2008.