Credit score Suisse introduced will probably be borrowing as much as 50 billion Swiss francs ($53.68 billion) from the Swiss Nationwide Financial institution below a lined mortgage facility and a short-term liquidity facility.

The choice comes shortly after shares of the lender fell sharply Wednesday, hitting an all-time low for a second consecutive day after its prime investor Saudi Nationwide Financial institution mentioned it will not be capable of present additional help.

The newest steps will “help Credit score Suisse’s core companies and purchasers as Credit score Suisse takes the required steps to create a less complicated and extra targeted financial institution constructed round shopper wants,” the corporate mentioned in an announcement.

As well as, the financial institution is making a money tender provide in relation to 10 U.S. greenback denominated senior debt securities for an combination consideration of as much as $2.5 billion – in addition to a separate provide to 4 Euro denominated senior debt securities for as much as an combination 500 million euros, the corporate mentioned.

“These measures show decisive motion to strengthen Credit score Suisse as we proceed our strategic transformation to ship worth to our purchasers and different stakeholders,” Credit score Suisse CEO Ulrich Koerner mentioned.

“We thank the SNB and FINMA as we execute our strategic transformation. My group and I are resolved to maneuver ahead quickly to ship a less complicated and extra targeted financial institution constructed round shopper wants,” he mentioned.

U.S. futures climbed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Common futures gaining by greater than 100 factors after the announcement. S&P 500 futures additionally rose 0.45% and Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 0.54%.

Within the wake of the Credit score Suisse saga, Tabbush Report founder Daniel Tabbush emphasised {that a} wider concern for the banking sector is belief.

“The plain drawback is a restoration of belief, and to cease the deposit flight, which perhaps this has been partly or wholly addressed by the central financial institution,” he instructed CNBC’s “Avenue Indicators Asia.”

“However what’s harder isn’t merely containing its points, is admittedly how this feeds via to so many interconnected banks, the place there are Credit score Swiss contracts – the place there are derivatives, the place there are services – which is admittedly the subsequent order concern,” he mentioned.

Banks within the Asia-Pacific additionally pared some earlier losses – Japan’s Topix earlier plunged by greater than 2% and final traded 1.4% decrease.

The Commonwealth Financial institution of Australia pared most of its losses in unstable buying and selling – it traded 0.15% decrease after falling as a lot as 1.97% earlier. Westpac Banking and Nationwide Australia Financial institution fell as a lot as 2.35% and 1.81% respectively earlier than erasing some declines. They had been final down 1.34% and 0.58% decrease, respectively.

Some South Korean banks additionally fell as a lot as 2% earlier earlier than partially reversing declines.

The Swiss franc remained unstable following the announcement, strengthening 0.17% to 0.9315 towards the U.S. greenback. The Japanese yen additionally strengthened additional to commerce at 132.86 towards the buck.

Earlier this week, Credit score Suisse chairman Axel Lehmann instructed CNBC’s Hadley Gamble that the current collapse of Silicon Valley Financial institution is “native and contained.”

When requested if he would rule out some sort of authorities help sooner or later, Lehmann mentioned, “We’re regulated, we’ve got robust capital ratios, very robust stability sheet. We’re all palms on deck. In order that’s not the subject by any means.”

– CNBC’s Lim Hui Jie contributed to this report.