UBS is required to revise its emergency and stabilization plans following the takeover of Credit Suisse, as integration has created challenges in assessing UBS's restructuring capabilities. The Financial Market Authority (Finma) has suspended the annual approval of these plans, emphasizing the need for additional options, including market exit strategies, to ensure systemic stability without taxpayer support. UBS, which has a loss-absorbing capacity of around $200 billion, is working on enhancing its resolution planning to meet the special requirements for crisis prevention as a global systemically important bank.
