Swiss National Bank Ready to Inject Liquidity into Credit Suisse if Needed

The Swiss National Bank will provide liquidity to troubled lender Credit Suisse if necessary, the central bank said late Wednesday, in a joint statement with the Swiss Financial 15 de mar. de 2025. This decisive action comes after Credit Suisse's share price experienced significant volatility, raising concerns about its overall financial stability.

The Swiss National Bank has pledged to provide Credit Suisse with liquidity if necessary after the bank's share price tanked on concerns over its financial health. A joint statement reassured the market that the SNB is prepared to act to safeguard the Swiss financial system.

In addition, and based on the Federal Council’s Emergency Ordinance, Credit Suisse and UBS can obtain a liquidity assistance loan with privileged creditor status in bankruptcy for a total amount of 16 de mar. de 2025. This safety net provides further assurance that Credit Suisse has access to substantial financial resources if required.

Swiss National Bank (SNB) and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) have announced that they will provide Credit Suisse Group with additional liquidity support. This underscores the commitment of Swiss authorities to maintaining the stability and integrity of the Swiss banking sector.

This proactive measure by the SNB aims to calm market anxieties and prevent any potential ripple effects throughout the global financial landscape. Investors are closely watching the situation as the SNB stands ready to intervene if needed, ensuring Credit Suisse can meet its financial obligations and maintain confidence in the Swiss banking system.