Credit Suisse Shares , Drop Over 25%, , Stokes Financial Sector Fears.<br />Reuters reports that the lender's biggest shareholder, Saudi National Bank, .<br />recently said that a regulatory issue was preventing it from raising its 10% stake in the company.<br />CNBC reports that Credit Suisse shares fell by more than 25% on March 15 to below $2.17 as a result.<br />Dow Industrial Average futures fell 632 points (2%).<br />Nasdaq-100 futures dropped 1.6%, <br />and S&P 500 futures slid 2%.<br />In premarket trading, Credit Suisse's U.S.-traded shares sank over 27%.<br />The turbulence comes as American <br />financial institutions SVB and <br />Signature Bank collapsed last week.<br />The turbulence comes as American <br />financial institutions SVB and <br />Signature Bank collapsed last week.<br />The turbulence comes as American <br />financial institutions SVB and <br />Signature Bank collapsed last week.<br />Markets are wild. We move from the problems of American banks to those of European banks, <br />first of all Credit Suisse, Carlo Franchini, head of institutional clients <br />at Banca Ifigest in Milan, via Reuters.<br />However, some experts think <br />the issue can be resolved.<br />I believe Credit Suisse's crisis <br />can be solved and the bank <br />will not be let to go belly up, Carlo Franchini, head of institutional clients <br />at Banca Ifigest in Milan, via Reuters.<br />The fact remains still that European banks, and especially the bigger ones, have a much better management of their interest rate risk, which is what made the three U.S. banks collapse, and they have liquidity, Jerome Legras, head of research at <br />Axiom Alternative Investments, via Reuters
