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Deposit Insurance in Switzerland

The Federal Council aims at strengthening the deposit insurance system and has asked the ministry of finance to work out new rules. Banks will have to pledge securities as collateral, rather than solely contribute cash ex post. The council rejects the proposal to prefund a deposit fund.

This entry was posted in Notes and tagged Collateral, Deposit, Deposit insurance, Prefunding, Switzerland on February 17, 2017 by Dirk Niepelt.

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