Insurer Contests Damages Limit In $1.8B Credit Suisse Row

By Eric Hornbeck · December 12, 2013, 7:16 PM EST

Assured Guaranty Corp. should be able to seek consequential damages from Credit Suisse AG for allegedly lying about the quality of the loans in $1.8 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities, the...

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