The Wall Street bank said its net income applicable to common shareholders rose to $3.4 billion, or $1.85 per share, in the second quarter ended June 30 from $3.05 billion, or $1.96 per share, a year earlier.
Pakistan sold $300 million of a tranche due in 2026 at 5.875%; $400 million in bonds maturing in 2031 at 7.125%; and $300 million in paper due in 2051 at 8.45%
The appointment comes amid efforts by Switzerland's second-largest bank to retain staff after the Greensill Capital and Archegos Capital Management scandals hammered its share price and set off a wave of departures.
A global entity could also work better with the investment bank, which provides financial services to entrepreneurs and ultra-wealthy families, two of the sources said
Armando Rubio-Alvarez, who heads the Swiss bank's financial institutions (FIG) franchise in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, is moving to Jefferies where he will take on European responsibilities leading the coverage of some of the region's biggest financial clients, the sources said.
"Over three and a half decades, I have personally worked at and led several banks in different countries and have lived through many crises," the former Lloyds chief executive said during Credit Suisse's webcast annual general meeting.
"What has happened with Credit Suisse over the last eight weeks, with the US-based hedge fund and the supply chain finance funds matters, certainly goes beyond that."
The Swiss bank said in a brief statement that Andreas Gottschling, the head of the board's risk committee, would not seek re-election at a general assembly.
Horta-Osório set out fresh targets to expand Lloyds' insurance and wealth business and further cut costs in February, but has left formulating a longer term strategy to his successor Nunn.
Switzerland's second-biggest bank is reeling from its exposure to the collapse first of Greensill Capital and then Archegos Capital Management within a month.
Its shares fell 5.7%, with analysts pointing to the further Archegos hit and dilution caused by the issuance announced on Thursday of bonds convertible into 203 million shares.
In response, the bank is cutting its prime brokerage business, which caters to hedge fund clients, by about a third.
The bank announced a net loss of 252 million Swiss francs ($275 million, 229 million euros) and said it would issue new shares to beef up its capital base.
The spinoff of its 81% stake in VMware, first proposed in a filing last July, would also help Dell lower its long-term debt of $41.62 billion, much of which was taken on during its 2016 acquisition of data management firm EMC.
Wall street analysts saw benefits in the spinoff, but some also raised long-term concerns about company's core business.
On the court case, GFG Alliance said that it did not conduct any financing with Credit Suisse, has not sold receivables to the bank and would vigorously defend any court procedures.
An individual case has ruined the otherwise successful work of the bank as a whole in the first quarter. At least - in our opinion - personnel consequences have now been taken.
"CEO Gottstein is quoted saying "serious lessons will be learned". In addition to the Executive Board changes, we look forward to hear about the "broader consequences" of the Board's investigations."