The situation with Credit Suisse demonstrates the challenges associated with providing liquidity aid during financial crises.

Despite the Swiss National Bank's intention to stabilize the institution, the assistance actually worsened the situation due to concerns about accepting such aid.

This led to a significant outflow of capital from Credit Suisse, depleting its financial resources and causing it to be unable to meet its obligations.

This pattern of decline is common among financial institutions, where a lack of liquidity can lead to a crisis.

In response, the PUK has urged the Federal Council to take action to address the issues that contributed to this situation, highlighting the importance of reevaluating how liquidity support is perceived and utilized in the banking sector.