The struggling European lender wants to slash its cost base by an additional $1 billion.
The Swiss lender likely wants to retain bankers spooked by scandals and shake-ups.
Global banks are confronting the reality of surging prices and slowing economic growth.
Earlier this year, UBS said it would take a closer look at opportunities to grow in the U.S. after the region.
The judgment is another blow to the tarnished reputation of Credit Suisse.
The Zurich-based bank reported net income of $2.1 billion, compared with analyst estimates of $1.9 billion.
Many European lenders are increasing buybacks and their dividends.
Credit Suisse joins a growing list of lenders who are either pulling out of Russia altogether or paring back their business.
Private equity technology acquisitions have already blown through a quarterly record in 2021.
The virus has thrown the global economy into disarray, discouraging lenders from providing financing.