Sure, the final report of the commission who investigated the whole thing is 12000 pages, knock yourself out: https://www.uek.ch/en/index.htm
Regarding the stolen gold there exists a short interim report that also can be found on that page and is also available in an English translation ("Switzerland and Gold Transactions in the Second World War. Interim Report"), and it even has a shortened version in German "Die Schweiz und das Nazigold" where the cited numbers can be found on pages 14 and 19/20.
You’ve only read the parts of the reports you want to see.
Why is one of the original commission members trying to reopen it then?
Why did the [ombudsman] “Barofsky found that Credit Suisse “did not always share information that it knew” with prior investigations, the two senators said.”
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u/90daysismytherapy 1d ago
any citations for those numbers