Beleaguered Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse on Thursday revealed that wealthy clients pulled 92.7 billion francs ($101 billion) out of the bank in the fourth quarter. Credit Suisse said two-thirds of the net asset outflows were in October, at a time of intense social-media speculation around its ability to survive. Credit Suisse has since announced a sweeping restructuring plan.
Other Swiss banks saw big inflows — UBS
UBS,
-0.28%,
for instance, reported $10.8 billion in net new money during the fourth quarter, and Julius Baer
BAER,
+1.04%
recorded inflows of 9 billion francs ($9.8 billion). Credit Suisse posted the inflow data alongside its fourth-quarter results, in which it recorded a loss for the fifth straight quarter. Credit Suisse posted a loss of 1.39 billion francs on revenue of 3.06 billion francs, slightly worse than the company-com …