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Credit Suisse shareholders re-elect chairman

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FILE PHOTO: Credit Suisse bank's office building, in Zurich

ZURICH (Reuters) - Credit Suisse shareholders voted to re-elect Chairman Axel Lehmann at the company's annual general meeting in Zurich on Tuesday.

Of the votes cast, 55.67% were in favour of keeping Lehmann chairman for the remainder of the time until the Swiss bank is officially merged with rival UBS as part of a forced takeover orchestrated by Swiss authorities.

Lehmann said earlier that five board members would not stand for re-election.

The remaining board members were all narrowly re-elected by shareholders.

(Reporting by Noele Illien; Editing by Tomasz Janowski)