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Between stability and reform: Where Swiss banking regulation needs to evolve
The focus is not limited to discussions around increased capital requirements for systemically important banks. Structural and technological issues are becoming increasingly relevant: smaller institutions face growing pressure from expanding reporting obligations. At the same time, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence raise new questions around integration and regulatory oversight. In addition, the individual accountability of senior managers is moving further into the spotlight.
Fabian Schmid outlines how the regulatory framework can be further developed to ensure both financial stability and innovation capacity. One thing is clear: the right strategic decisions must be made now to secure the future of Switzerland as a competitive financial centre.
