The emergency merger of Credit Suisse with UBS has been thoroughly examined in a 500-page report by the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (PCI).

The report emphasizes the significant implications this merger had on the Swiss financial sector. It places the blame for the crisis primarily on the management of Credit Suisse, but also acknowledges the prompt actions taken by authorities to stabilize the financial system.

The PCI recommends legal reforms to prevent future crises, with a particular focus on avoiding scenarios where systemically important banks face liquidation. It emphasizes the need for improved monitoring mechanisms and better coordination among supervisory authorities to ensure the long-term stability of Switzerland's financial landscape.

In other news, UBS shareholders are being urged to make decisions regarding their investments, as recent analyses indicate a pressing need for action. The latest figures suggest that investors should carefully consider whether to buy or sell their shares in UBS.