Isabelle Chassot, chairwoman of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into Credit Suisse's collapse, emphasized the importance of reading the full report, which spans over 500 pages, during a press conference in Bern. The investigation focused on the critical developments leading to the March 2023 crisis and the emergency rescue by UBS, with Chassot noting that without federal intervention, a global financial crisis could have ensued. The Commission, which met weekly for 18 months and included all parliamentary groups, adopted its report unanimously, despite challenges related to information security and maintaining secrecy.
