About us

This project is being developed within the Business Information Systems programme at Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH) and is implemented by a single student. Its goal is to document the merger between Credit Suisse and UBS, as well as the collapse of Credit Suisse, in a fact-based way.

The platform combines research work with software engineering and shows how an independent archive within a study project can bring together reliable sources, blogs, and organigram data in a consistent interface.

Framework

BFH’s Business Information Systems curriculum as the methodological framework.
Single-student project with clear accountability and a transparent source apparatus.
Fact-based documentation of the CS–UBS merger, including the Archegos and Greensill cases.

Academic and research context

The platform serves as a practical case study within BFH’s Business Information Systems curriculum. It combines software engineering with research work and shows how a single project can prepare dependable information.

Content focus

The focus is on events surrounding the CS–UBS merger, including the background to the collapse of Credit Suisse. Case studies, blogs, and an interactive organigram are used to keep developments understandable and traceable.

Platform goals

Provide structured knowledge on cases such as Archegos and Greensill.
Enable former employees and affected stakeholders to use a secure login.
Collect firsthand accounts, analyses, and hints as blog posts.
Optionally allow self-registration in the organigram to make roles visible.

Participation and transparency

Guests can read all publicly maintained content. Those who log in can publish posts independently or enrich the organigram data. Every change is traceable and follows a fact-oriented, transparent tone.

Access

Secure login protects sensitive firsthand accounts, while public visitors can continue to research and learn.