Swiss Finance Minister Karin Keller-Sutter said efforts to revamp banking regulation are designed to ensure trust in the nation’s financial centre and help it remain a world leader in the aftermath of Credit Suisse’s demise. + Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox “We have to find a balance between competitiveness on the one and the protection of the economy on the other side,” Keller-Sutter, 60, said at a Bloomberg event in Zurich on Thursday. “The government is really committed to having a competitive financial centre.” The Swiss parliament is weeks away from releasing the results of a major inquiry into the near collapse and rescue of Credit Suisse over 18 months ago. The report will feed into government-backed reform proposals and will help determine the amount of capital that the country’s largest bank, UBS Group AG, will have to maintain in the coming years. + How to regulate Swiss banks: a step-by-step guide Keller-Sutter said that the government wants ...
