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Brady Dougan has been chief executive of Credit Suisse since May 2007. He admits his timing – taking the job just three months before the first waves of the sub-prime crisis hit the market – could have been better. Little more than three years into the job, he is already one of the longest-serving heads of a big, global bank.
His remarkable achievement in that time is that Credit Suisse has not only survived, it has thrived.
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