Swiss financial regulation refers to the legal and supervisory framework governing financial activities and institutions within Switzerland. This regulatory regime is known for its stability, precision, and forward-thinking approach to financial innovation. It encompasses laws and guidelines issued by authorities such as the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). The framework aims to protect investors, ensure market integrity, and maintain Switzerland’s reputation as a financial hub.
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Swiss financial regulation has gained particular prominence in the digital asset space due to its early and clear guidance on blockchain and cryptocurrency activities. FINMA has provided classifications for various digital assets and licensing requirements for related businesses. This regulatory clarity has positioned Switzerland as a leading jurisdiction for blockchain companies and innovation. The ongoing adaptation of this framework seeks to address emerging risks while fostering technological advancement.
DLT integration into core banking systems enables compliant, near-real-time settlement using commercial bank money, drastically reducing counterparty risk and operational friction.
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