The world-wide regulatory routine for “too significant to fail” banks established up just after the 2008 disaster does not do the job, in accordance to Switzerland’s finance minister.
In an interview with Swiss newspaper NZZ on Saturday, Karin Keller-Sutter — who was at the centre of Swiss authorities’ rush to rescue Credit rating Suisse past weekend — claimed next the unexpected emergency protocols that are at the centre of the regulatory architecture for major banking institutions “would have activated an worldwide economic crisis”.
Money buffers and excess regulatory principles on risk have been valuable for navigating moments of pressure,