
The Swiss parliament has issued a strong critique of the former leadership of Switzerland's financial regulator, Finma, following a detailed inquiry into the collapse of Credit Suisse last year. The inquiry highlighted 'years of mismanagement' at Credit Suisse and pointed to ineffective regulation by Finma. In response to the collapse, Switzerland is moving to strengthen its financial regulation, with lawmakers proposing over 30 reforms for bank oversight. Finma has acknowledged the criticism and supports proposed expansions of its authority, aiming to bolster supervision and apply lessons learned from the Credit Suisse incident.
Ursula von der Leyen et Viola Amherd ouvrent un nouveau chapitre des relations entre la Suisse et l’Union européenne https://t.co/tT2z5EZSiM
SWISS FEDERAL COUNCIL SAYS TAKES NOTE OF SUBSTANTIVE CONCLUSION OF SWISS–EU NEGOTIATIONS
La UE y Suiza llegan a un acuerdo para un nuevo marco para potenciar sus relaciones https://t.co/gIfnncVQJv