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Credit Suisse CFO plays down prospects for any capital increase

A logo is pictured on the Credit Suisse bank in Geneva,

ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse is well capitalised, finance chief David Mathers told reporters on Wednesday when asked whether the Swiss bank might increase its capital after another loss in the second quarter.

"I have been CFO for 12 years and I had much, much, much lower capital ratios than this in the course of my time so this does represent still one of the highest capital ratios," he said, noting the bank aimed to keep its CET1 capital ratio between 13 and 14% in the second half in an uncertain environment. It stood at 13.5% at the end of June.

(Reporting by Michael Shields and Oliver Hirt; editing by Jason Neely)