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    Swiss National Bank Still Supports Proposed UBS Rules

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    Posted on December 11, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The Swiss National Bank supports the proposed UBS regulations aimed at preventing future banking crises, emphasizing the importance of robust measures.

    Swiss National Bank Endorses UBS Regulation Proposals

    BERN, ‌Dec 11 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank ‍continues to ‌support the banking regulation measures proposed for ⁠UBS by the ‌Federal Council in June, the central bank's Vice Chairman Antoine Martin said on Thursday.

    "We believe ⁠that these measures are appropriate and targeted," said Martin, ​whose role includes overseeing banking stability ‌in Switzerland. "We also ⁠believe that these measures are neither extreme nor excessive."

    Martin said that the SNB ​did not comment on decisions by the bank's management, responding to a question about any potential relocation of UBS's headquarters.

    "We ​believe ‍that there are ​real advantages for a bank like UBS to be based in Switzerland, and we think it is important for Switzerland to have robust regulations for a bank of ⁠this size," Martin told reporters in Bern.

    The Swiss government in ​June proposed measures to prevent future banking crises following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, which could make ‌UBS hold up to $24 billion in extra capital.

    (Reporting by Ariane Luthi, editing by John Revill)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Swiss National Bank supports UBS regulation measures.
    • •Proposals aim to prevent future banking crises.
    • •UBS may need to hold up to $24 billion in extra capital.
    • •SNB emphasizes the importance of robust regulations.
    • •The measures are seen as neither extreme nor excessive.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Swiss National Bank still supports proposed UBS rules

    1What is banking regulation?

    Banking regulation refers to the laws and guidelines that govern the operations of banks and financial institutions to ensure their stability and protect consumers.

    2What is financial stability?

    Financial stability is a condition where the financial system operates effectively, with institutions able to withstand economic shocks, ensuring the smooth functioning of financial markets.

    3What are capital requirements?

    Capital requirements are regulations that require banks to hold a certain amount of capital to absorb potential losses, ensuring they remain solvent during financial downturns.

    4What is a central bank?

    A central bank is a national institution that manages a country's currency, money supply, and interest rates, and oversees the banking system to ensure economic stability.

    5What is UBS?

    UBS is a Swiss multinational investment bank and financial services company, known for providing wealth management, asset management, and investment banking services.

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