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Swiss Financial Sector Cyber Security Centre founded

At a meeting in April attended by Federal Councillor Ueli Maurer, representatives of the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA), the Swiss Insurance Association (SIA), the federal authorities and others founded the Swiss FS-CSC association. This is a major step forward in efforts to expand the Swiss financial centre’s cyber resilience.

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OECD not satisfied with AEOI and hungry for data on crypto-assets

The OECD has set itself the aim of ensuring tax transparency with regard to crypto-assets. The Swiss banks fully support this but are critical of the unnecessary overlaps with the long-established system of automatic exchange of information (AEOI), which they believe will be costly and detrimental to competition.

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Press releases29.06.2022

Switzerland leads the way with launch of Swiss Climate Scores for financial investments

More transparency on the Paris alignment of financial investments

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Press releases28.06.2022

SBA introduces self-regulation in the area of Sustainable Finance

New minimum requirements for integrating sustainability criteria into investment and mortgage advice

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Conversion of Ukrainian currency into Swiss francs

The federal government, in consultation with the Swiss National Bank and selected banks, has set up a programme to allow asylum-seekers from Ukraine with protection status S to convert their Ukrainian cash into Swiss francs.

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SBA welcomes three new members

Bank of China Limited, Geneva Branch, Grammont Finance SA, and QNB (Suisse) SA join the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA).

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Opinions17.06.2022

Financial stability: SNB points finger and shows new openness

The SNB’s Financial Stability Report, published on Thursday, once again shows that the banks are well placed to cope with adverse situations. The report continues to overlook other actors and potential sources of risk. The SNB believes that real estate prices are too high but clearly stated – on the very day it announced an interest rate hike – that interest rates were partly responsible for the boom.

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