US foreign bank plans threaten bail-in system, says Finma

BERNE: Swiss market regulator FINMA said Tuesday it would be monitoring all money coming into Switzerland from crisis-hit Cyprus to ensure illegal funds don't sneak into the mix, but said no special measures were yet needed. "This is normal ...

BERN, Switzerland--Switzerland's market supervisory authority Finma said Tuesday it had found no evidence of "any large-scale imprudent" mortgage lending by banks despite the Alpine country's buoyant property market. The recent price gains in the ...

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Aufgrund einer technischen Störung im Raum Bern ist auch die Eidg. Finanzmarktaufsicht FINMA heute Freitag, den 12. April 2013 den ganzen Tag vom E-Mail-Verkehr abgeschnitten. Es können weder E-Mails empfangen, noch gesendet werden. Die ...

Swiss financial regulator FINMA is not planning to restrict possible transfers of Cypriot assets as the country eyes an EU bailout. FINMA head Patrick Raaflaub said the issue of Cyprus and potentially illicit funds was not as clear-cut as during the ...

Best Performing Multi-Strategy Fund EUROPE 50 PERFORMANCE AWARDS 2013 - WINNER PROFILE Commentary Profile Last year was a year of two halves for the six-year-old JABCAP Global Balanced Fund. The first half was frustrating as central bank ...

Swiss insurers, including Zurich Insurance Group AG (ZURN) and Swiss Life Holding AG (SLHN), may lobby the government to sell more long-term bonds as new solvency rules force them to match life insurance liabilities. The regulations introduced two ...

Media release The volume of assets entrusted by investors in Switzerland to the fund industry came to CHF 752.9 billion in April 2013 (March 2013: CHF 754.6 billion), with funds for institutional investors accounting for some CHF 289.9 billion of ...