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- Credit Suisse FI Enhanced Europe 50 Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs) (Ticker: FEUL) is a senior, unsecured exchange-traded note issued by Credit Suisse AG (Nassau Branch) that provides investors with quarterly compounded 2x leveraged exposure to the performance of the STOXX Europe 50 USD (Gross Return) Index; the underlying index comprises the equity securities of 50 large-cap European companies across diversified sectors, including financials, healthcare, consumer goods, industrials, and energy, representing the major blue-chip stocks in the STOXX Europe 50 universe. FEUL does not pay periodic interest and offers no principal protection at its maturity date of May 11, 2028, with cash payments at maturity or early redemption determined solely by the leveraged index performance, subject to issuer credit risk; it trades on the NYSE Arca exchange under the FI Enhanced Europe 50 brand within the X-Links product suite. The ETN targets sophisticated investors seeking amplified returns from developed European large-cap equities, with assets under management fluctuating around key benchmarks and a focus on market-cap weighted exposure to leading firms like Nestle, Novartis, Roche, ASML, and LVMH. The issuer, Credit Suisse AG, originally launched FEUL on May 10, 2018, from its Nassau Branch operations in The Bahamas Financial Centre, Nassau, Bahamas, as part of its broader structured products division offering exchange-traded notes linked to equities, commodities, rates, and volatility across global markets; Credit Suisse AG, founded in 1856 with global headquarters historically in Zurich, Switzerland, maintained the Nassau Branch for U.S.-facing ETN issuances domiciled in Switzerland. In a major strategic shift, UBS AG acquired Credit Suisse Group AG in an emergency transaction in March 2023, assuming all obligations of Credit Suisse AG, including FEUL, following Credit Suisse's deregistration as a separate entity via a Parent Bank Merger; UBS rebranded certain Credit Suisse ETNs, including those formerly under X-Links, to ETRACS while retaining FEUL's ticker, CUSIP, terms, and NASDAQ listing as of May 31, 2024. This transition integrated FEUL into UBS's ETRACS platform, with ongoing client migrations from Credit Suisse systems to UBS expected to complete within 18 months from late 2024 amid broader operational unification. No further product launches, redemptions, or term alterations for FEUL have been announced as of December 2025, maintaining its focus on U.S. investors accessing leveraged European equity performance.