Author: Gentian Ajeti

FINMA Risk Monitor 2025 outlines the most significant risks currently shaping the Swiss financial centre.

FINMA Risk Monitor 2025 reveals key risks for Swiss finance

FINMA Risk Monitor 2025 outlines the most significant risks currently shaping the Swiss financial centre. The risk landscape is evolving rapidly across both financial and non-financial areas, increasing the pressure on institutions to enhance their resilience. Understanding these developments is now essential for strategic decision-making, not just compliance.

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FINMA Supervisory Notice

FINMA Supervisory Notice 05/2025 as a wake-up call for Resilience by Design

FINMA 05/2025 sets the strategic direction for strengthening operational resilience across the Swiss financial sector. The updated requirements coming into effect from 2026 reshape how institutions must prepare for disruptions and ensure continuity. Those who take action now will not only meet regulatory expectations, but also reinforce their long-term stability and resilience.

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FINMA overhauls insolvency rules for financial institutions

FINMA overhauls insolvency rules for financial institutions

Switzerland’s financial sector approaches a major regulatory milestone as FINMA introduces a new Insolvency Ordinance that unifies and updates all requirements for handling bank and financial institution failures, fundamentally reshaping governance, risk, and compliance frameworks.

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The final Basel III standards will come into force in Switzerland on January 1, 2025, as announced in a recent press release from the Federal Department of Finance (FDF).

Basel III from 2025: What the Finalization Means for Banks

The final Basel III standards bring significant innovations, particularly in the area of operational risks and loss data analysis. These reforms not only strengthen the stability of the Swiss financial center, but also promote a modern risk culture and create the basis for sustainable resilience.

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