Karin Keller-Sutter, the finance minister of Switzerland, has acknowledged the difficulties in completely eliminating the risk of banking crises. She is only the second woman to hold this position in almost 175 years.

During her tenure, she oversaw UBS Group AG's acquisition of Credit Suisse, which was a significant event. The Swiss parliament is about to release the findings of a major inquiry into Credit Suisse's near collapse and subsequent rescue. These findings will have substantial implications for the banking sector and will inform government-backed reform proposals. They will also play a crucial role in determining the capital requirements for UBS in the future.

Keller-Sutter's position has gained prominence due to these developments, highlighting the important connection between government policy and financial stability in Switzerland's banking industry.