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- Some Credit Suisse shareholders had angry words for the board at its final annual general meeting.
- One investor held up walnut shells and said they were worth as much as a single share of the bank.
- Credit Suisse was acquired by rival UBS after the 167-year-old Swiss bank's stock crashed last month.
Shareholders at Credit Suisse's last-ever annual meeting vented their frustration, anger, and disappointment in remarks directed to the bank's board.