Scandals and pressure from abroad shaped Swiss banking regulations – while powerful financial lobbies often managed to water them down.
The collapse of the major bank Credit Suisse sent shockwaves through the Swiss banking sector.
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Over time, scandals and pressure from abroad have shaped the development of Switzerland’s banking regulations – while powerful financial lobbies have often managed to water them down.
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