The bank's $2.85 billion charge traces back to highly-rated CDOs traded in London whose valuation was questioned by auditors, sources say.
By Roddy Boyd, writer
New York (Fortune) -- Credit Suisse's stunning announcement that it is taking a $2.85 billion charge because it failed to properly value some bonds is a major black eye for a firm that has not been shy in touting its success in avoiding the pitfalls that have befallen its competitors.
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