Acquisition by Thomas Flannery of 50000 shares of Credit Suisse at 1.92 subject to Rule 16b-3

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Acquisition of 50000 common shares at 1.92 of Credit Suisse by Thomas Flannery on 19th of September 2024. This event was filed by Credit Suisse High with SEC on 2020-05-27. Statement of changes in beneficial ownership - SEC Form 4. Thomas Flannery currently serves as managing director, portfolio manager, and member of performing credit strategies investment committee of Credit Suisse High

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