The Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry's report on Credit Suisse's collapse highlights years of mismanagement and calls for stronger regulations for systemically important banks. Reactions from political and business leaders emphasize the need for effective oversight, with some advocating for a "Lex UBS" to manage the risks posed by the newly formed mega-bank. The Federal Council acknowledges the report's findings and plans to incorporate them into future regulatory frameworks.
The parliamentary commission of inquiry (PUK) has concluded that years of mismanagement at Credit Suisse (CS) led to its downfall, while also highlighting failures by the federal government in regulating the bank. The PUK found no misconduct by authorities during the crisis but called for improved financial supervision and better communication among regulatory bodies. Criticism was directed at former CS executives and Finance Minister Ueli Maurer for their roles in the bank's issues, particularly regarding compliance with supervisory demands.
The PUK report on Credit Suisse will be unveiled on Friday, revealing key findings from the investigation into the bank's downfall. The focus is on the roles of FINMA, the Swiss National Bank, and the Federal Council's Department of Finance, following 62 hearings. Recommendations regarding regulatory powers are anticipated.
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