2022 - Credit Suisse

Main Campaign image and logo. Credit: James O'Brien

In February 2022, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project published stories sourced from over 18,000 leaked record from Credit Suisse about all the shady businesses they were involved in.

The investigation was started by Suddeutsche Zeitung (Germany) and coordinated by OCCRP (Global) which involved numerous other investigative organizations around the globe, such as Africa Uncensored (Kenya), Alqatiba.com (Tunisia), Armando.info (Venezuela), Center for Investigative Reporting (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Confluence Media (India), Depeches du Mali (Mali), Diario Rombe (Equatorial Guinea), Efecto Cocuyo (Venezuela), Expresso (Portugal), Fact Focus (Pakistan), Hetq (Armenia), Impact.sn (Senegal), Infobae (Argentina), Infolibre (Spain), Interferencia de Radioemisoras UCR (Costa Rica), Investico (Netherlands), Investigative Reporting Lab (North Macedonia), IrpiMedia (Italy), Kloop (Kyrgyzstan), KRIK (Serbia), L'Evénement (Niger),La Nación (Argentina), La Stampa (Italy), Le Monde (France), Le Soir (Belgium), Miami Herald (United States), NewsHawks (Zimbabwe), Norddeutscher Rundfunk (Germany), Piaui (Brazil), Prachatai (Thailand), Premium Times (Nigeria), Profil (Austria), Reporter.lu (Luxembourg), Shomrim (Israel), Slidstvo.info (Ukraine), Sveriges Television (Sweden), The Guardian (United Kingdom), The Namibian (Namibia), The New York Times (United States), The News (Pakistan), Trece Costa Rica Noticias (Costa Rica), Turkmen News (Turkmenistan), Twala.info (Algeria), Verdade (Mozambique), Vlast (Kazakhstan) and Westdeutscher Rundfunk (Germany)

To better emphasize this investigation's global nature and the collaboration between all involved publishing partners, it was determined that it should have a consistent visual language across all publications. The designers who put together the visual identity of this whole investigation were OCCRP Chief Designer James O'Brien (Logo, banner images and visual identity) and me as OCCRP Design Editor (infographics, charts, data visualizations and maps).

Edin Pašović / OCCRP / 2022

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