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Swiss Regulator Rejects PostFinance Too-Big-to-Fail Plans

Summary by SWI swissinfo.ch
Swiss regulator rejects PostFinance's contingency plans to mitigate damage of possible bankruptcy.

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FINMA states that PostFinance does not have the capital to deal with a crisis, unlike Raiffeisen and ZKB.

The emergency plans submitted by Zurich Kantonalbank and Raiffeisen in 2024 have received the Finma's place. However, the Postfinance's contingency plan is also taxed as non-implementable during this year's review. After all, the Authority is pleased with the stabilisation plans of all four domestic-oriented system-relevant banks.

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has concluded that the emergency plan submitted by PostFinance "remains unenforceable" following its annual assessment. The verdict on UBS's crisis plan will be announced later this fall.

he Postfinance must continue to raise capital in order to cover losses in the event of a crisis. According to the Financial Market Supervision, the State Institute's contingency plan remains unimplementable.

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Moneycab broke the news in on Thursday, August 28, 2025.
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