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UBS publishes additional position paper to support debate on Swiss banking regulation

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Summary by 6ix AI

UBS published an additional position paper in Zurich on September 21, 2026, on the banking regulation proposals under consideration in Switzerland, before parliamentary deliberations continue. UBS describes itself as the institution most directly affected by the proposals.

Key details

  • The paper is titled "Swiss TBTF discussion - Key points for the debate on the Banking Act" (TBTF stands for "too big to fail"). It complements "Swiss TBTF discussion - facts and figures", which UBS published in July 2026.
  • UBS says the paper gives facts, figures and background on topics such as the strengthening of Additional Tier 1 (AT1) instruments, a type of bank capital, and the protection of Swiss taxpayers.
  • UBS says it supports regulatory changes that are targeted, proportionate, internationally aligned and address the causes of the Credit Suisse crisis.
  • UBS says the public debate has included differing interpretations, misconceptions and incomplete representations of several key issues.

6ix AI wrote this summary from the release below and checked it against the release.

Zurich, 21 September 2026 - Following recent developments in the political process and public statements on banking regulation, UBS today published an additional position paper on the regulatory proposals currently under consideration in Switzerland.

The publication comes as the debate on Swiss banking regulation has included differing interpretations, misconceptions and incomplete representations of several key issues.

As the institution most directly affected by the proposals, UBS considers it both its duty and its right to clarify the facts before the parliamentary deliberations continue. This is intended to contribute to an informed, fact-based discussion. UBS supports regulatory adjustments that are targeted, proportionate, internationally aligned and address the causes of the Credit Suisse crisis.

To support a fact-based discussion on Swiss banking regulation, UBS offers this position paper with facts, figures and background information on topics such as the strengthening of Additional Tier 1 (AT1) instruments and the protection of Swiss taxpayers.

This paper "Swiss TBTF discussion - Key points for the debate on the Banking Act" complements the document "Swiss TBTF discussion - facts and figures" that was published in July 2026. Both documents are available at ubs.com/bankingstability.

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