Energy Risk European Coal House of the Year: Credit Suisse
European Coal House of the Year Award: Credit Suisse
For the second year in a row, Credit Suisse has earned Energy Risk's European Coal House of the Year award, thanks to solid business growth and niche market knowledge.
Favourable trading conditions and firm client flows helped the Credit Suisse coal business to flourish in 2010, according to Jared Baker, director of corporate sales in the commodities division at the bank. "Focusing on the paper market has been a core strategy for the business, as we have a clear product offering for our clients
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