Who qualifies for the Credit Suisse settlement?

You may qualify when: You purchased or acquired an interest in a covered RMBS trust certificate before December 18, 2013. The certificates were part of an eligible Home Equity Mortgage Trust or Home Equity Asset Trust series.

How much will I get from the Credit Suisse settlement?

Eligible claimants can receive Varies from the Credit Suisse settlement. The final amount depends on how many valid claims are filed and the total funds available in the settlement.

When is the Credit Suisse settlement deadline?

The deadline to file a claim for the Credit Suisse settlement is October 6, 2026. You must submit your claim on or before this date to be eligible for a payout.

When will payments be sent?

Payments are typically sent 6-18 months after the claim deadline, once the settlement receives final court approval. The exact timing can shift if there are appeals or delays in processing claims.

Is the Credit Suisse settlement legitimate?

Yes. The Credit Suisse settlement is a court-approved class action settlement. Always file your claim through the official settlement process, and be aware that legitimate settlement administrators never charge a fee to submit a claim.

Credit Suisse $300M NJBOS Settlement for RMBS Investors: Eligibility, Payout & Deadline

About this settlement

Credit Suisse Securities USA, Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp. and DLJ Mortgage Capital agreed to pay $300 million in restitution.

The New Jersey Bureau of Securities alleged the companies made false or misleading statements and engaged in deceptive conduct related to certain residential mortgage-backed securities.

Credit Suisse denied the allegations and settled without admitting or denying the Bureau's findings.

To qualify

Did you acquire eligible Credit Suisse RMBS certificates before December 18, 2013?

Eligibility requirements

You may qualify when:

1You purchased or acquired an interest in a covered RMBS trust certificate before December 18, 2013.
2The certificates were part of an eligible Home Equity Mortgage Trust or Home Equity Asset Trust series.
3You are the beneficial owner or an authorized legal representative.
4You can document the relevant transactions.

Claimants must provide taxpayer identification, purchase and sale dates, CUSIP numbers, face values, transaction prices and supporting brokerage or trade records.

Payment details

Payments will be distributed proportionally based on the court-approved allocation plan. The amount depends on the securities purchased, transaction dates, quantities, sale prices and total valid claims.

Calculated payments below $100 will not be distributed.

Legal Notice

ClaimedMoney is not a law firm, financial adviser, investment adviser or tax adviser.

Frequently asked questions

Who qualifies for the Credit Suisse settlement?: You may qualify when: You purchased or acquired an interest in a covered RMBS trust certificate before December 18, 2013. The certificates were part of an eligible Home Equity Mortgage Trust or Home Equity Asset Trust series.
How much will I get from the Credit Suisse settlement?: Eligible claimants can receive Varies from the Credit Suisse settlement. The final amount depends on how many valid claims are filed and the total funds available in the settlement.
Do I need proof of purchase?: Yes, documentation is required to receive the full payout for this settlement. Claimants must provide taxpayer identification, purchase and sale dates, CUSIP numbers, face values, transaction prices and supporting brokerage or trade records.
When is the Credit Suisse settlement deadline?: The deadline to file a claim for the Credit Suisse settlement is October 6, 2026. You must submit your claim on or before this date to be eligible for a payout.
When will payments be sent?: Payments are typically sent 6-18 months after the claim deadline, once the settlement receives final court approval. The exact timing can shift if there are appeals or delays in processing claims.
Is the Credit Suisse settlement legitimate?: Yes. The Credit Suisse settlement is a court-approved class action settlement. Always file your claim through the official settlement process, and be aware that legitimate settlement administrators never charge a fee to submit a claim.

You may also qualify for

Other active settlements worth checking in a few minutes.