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The Council of States Refuses to Curb the Regulatory Measures of "Too Big to Fail" Banks

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The Federal Council can move forward on the regulation of banks too big to fail. There is no question of blocking the first measures it has decided on in the area of equity, the Council of States believes, which has rejected a motion to slow down the tempo.
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The Federal Council can move forward on the regulation of banks too big to fail. There is no question of blocking the first measures it has decided on in the area of equity, the Council of States believes, which has rejected a motion to slow down the tempo.

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rts.ch broke the news in on Monday, September 15, 2025.
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