Switzerland's banking regulator, Finma, has instructed UBS to revise its contingency and stabilization plans following its takeover of Credit Suisse, emphasizing the need to address lessons learned from significant deposit withdrawals during the crisis. UBS, which now holds a total loss-absorbing capacity of around $200 billion, has begun this process, while the Swiss government considers tightening regulations for systemically important banks. The Federal Council plans to wait for a parliamentary inquiry's conclusions before proposing changes in 2025.