Swiss Federal Council draws lessons from Credit Suisse crisis, outlines measures for banking stability
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The Federal Council presented the measures with which it intends to further reduce the risks and consequences of banking crises.
EDITORIAL. The Federal Council has unveiled a draft regulation measured following the collapse of Credit Suisse. But during the next crisis, it is mainly human qualities that will make the differenceA good Swiss compromise. Two years after the disaster absorption of Credit Suisse by UBS, the project presented Friday by the Federal Finance Advisor, Karin Keller-Sutter, represents a rather balanced package of measures to frame banks too large to g…
The Swiss government estimates an impact of more than 22 billion for UBS MADRID, 6 (EUROPA PRESS) The Swiss authorities have determined the need to modify the regime applied to entities too large to break taking into account the lessons learned from the collapse of Credit Suisse, including stricter capital requirements, which [...] The Swiss entry will raise the capital requirements for systemic banks after Credit Suisse's debacle appears first …
The package draws the right lessons from the Credit Suisse crisis, said SNB President Martin Schlegel in front of the Federal House Media in Bern on Friday.
Stricter capital requirements, more competencies for financial market supervision and the designation of those responsible at banks: With these measures, the Federal Council wants to sharpen the Too-Big-To-Fail-Dispositive after the CS debacle.
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