FRANKFURT/ZÜRICH (dpa-AFX) - Deutsche Bank sees itself hardly affected by the foreseeable total default of certain bonds issued by crisis bank Credit Suisse. Germany's largest credit institution has "almost zero" exposure to these quasi-equity AT1 bonds issued by Credit Suisse, a spokesman for the Frankfurt-based Dax group said Monday. On Sunday evening, Swiss regulators had announced the takeover of Switzerland's second-largest bank by larger rival UBS. UBS plans to pay the purchase price of 3 billion francs (just over 3 billion euros) in its own shares. Holders of Credit Suisse's AT1 bonds are to lose all their invested money at the behest of Swiss financial regulator Finma. A total of 16 billion francs is at stake./stw/stk