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Swiss authorities, banks allegedly mull new rules to prevent bank runs (www.reuters.com)
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The ongoingtalks, which have not been previously reported and are part of a broader review of the country's banking rules, are intended for the top Swiss banks and could target mainly their wealth clients, two sources said.

Among the measures being discussed is the option to stagger a greater portion of withdrawals over longer periods of time, one of the sources said. Imposing fees on exits is also an alternative being discussed, two of the sources said.

Rewarding clients who tie up their savings for longer with higher interest rates is being debated, one of the sources said.

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[–] anewbeginning 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I imagine a lot of money in Swiss banks can’t really go anywhere else safely.

[–] RestrictedAccount 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I imagine if that those accounts were big enough, Credit Suisse would still be in business.