New regulations for bank bonuses and 'too big to fail'
The Swiss government has proposed new regulations for bank bonuses and 'too big to fail' requirements. The measures aim to increase accountability and reduce risks following the collapse of Credit Suisse.
Where they agreeThe Swiss government proposed new regulations for bank bonuses and 'too big to fail' rules.
Where they differSwiss media outlets provide detailed breakdowns of the 12 proposed measures and the political context, while international coverage is minimal.
Key playersKarin Keller-Sutter (Finance Minister)
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Wednesday, August 12
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