Credit Suisse shares crashed to an all-time low on reports the scandal-ridden Swiss bank is looking to raise cash.
Reuters reported that a fourth funding in seven years is being considered to put its investment bank back on an even keel.
Since 2015, the bank has raised more than US$12bn in new capital.
The report sent shares of Credit Suisse down by more than 10% to Sfr4.16 as analysts predicted any cash raise would mean hefty dilution for existing shareholders.
A review is currently underway into its investment bank business with Bloomberg today suggesting the first move might be to sell its LatAm Wealth arm outside of Brazil.
However, a report that it might also exit the US was played down.
A Credit Suisse spokesperson told Reuters: "We have said we will update on progress on our comprehensive strategy review when we announce our third-quarter earnings. It would be premature to comment on any potential outcomes before then."
"Credit Suisse is not exiting the US market."
Around 5,000 jobs are said to be under threat as part of the review.to stem losses at the bank that over the past three quarters have totalled nearly Sfr4bn (£3.7bn).