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Siegfried Wolf is one of two indicted ‘entrepreneurs’ in case involving allegations of ‘hidden assets’ of about €6.8mn
Social Democratic opposition party sparks acrimony after declaring Andreas Babler, not Hans Peter Doskozil, won Saturday’s election
With its many excellent vegetarian and vegan restaurants, Zürich is a welcome outlier in a land famed for its meat- and dairy-rich cuisine
These two-wheeled adventures into the Swiss heartland skirt lakes, cross mountain passes and take in hamlets and fairytale castles
The Swiss city is steaming ahead when it comes to excellent baristas and charming cafés for your morning hit
Swiss regulator had ordered wipeout of bank’s subordinated bonds as condition of UBS rescue
Federal prosecutors allege former associates of Taek Jho Low played key role in scandal
Complaint accuses Finma of failing to behave ‘proportionately’ and ‘in good faith’
Stability after SVB’s collapse comes at a price for US regional banks
Budget panel questions Swiss institution’s commitment to independent ombudsman’s inquiry
Study finds almost fifth of respondents believe Jewish people have ‘too much influence’ in country
Ambassadors claim billions of francs in oligarchs’ offshore assets being hidden but Bern says charge is ‘baseless’
MPs oppose SFr109bn government-backed package underpinning UBS’s takeover of rival
Two weeks after Switzerland forced together its two biggest banks, investors had the opportunity to voice their concerns
Chair Colm Kelleher warns of ‘significant execution risks’ in emergency takeover
Swiss court upholds conviction of Israeli billionaire over Guinea iron ore deposit case
Philipp Rickenbacher says crisis of confidence in global banking far from over
Investigation will examine leaks and potential breaches of criminal law by officials, regulators and bank executives
Ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz suspected of seeking positive political coverage
Employees of Gazprombank’s subsidiary failed to conduct due diligence on accounts of Kremlin-connected figure
Austrian lender has come under growing pressure from regulators over status of its business in Russia
Bern seeks ‘package’ agreement of multiple treaties after last effort to build universal framework failed
Staff retention is ‘number one’ priority at UBS after takeover as wealth managers aim to capitalise on turmoil
Authorities said no possibility of the orderly wind-down of one of the two big lenders
Karin Keller-Sutter says following the protocols ‘would have triggered an international financial crisis’
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