Latest reform news and updates from Switzerland. AI-curated articles covering reform topics.
Coalition submits 65,672 signatures for referendum against individual taxation, setting stage for potential March 2026 vote on controversial tax reform.
Deloitte survey shows 68% of Swiss population wants freedom to choose retirement age, while majority opposes increased employee pension contributions amid reform debates.
Upper house gives green light to tax reforms aimed at funding increased pension payments, responding to demographic pressures and recent referendum mandating 13th monthly payment
International Labour Organisation Director General calls for efficiency measures and structural changes at Geneva headquarters, addressing funding challenges amid US payment suspension.
Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority announces major reorganization, including new risk expertise division and increased on-site inspections.
Swiss financial regulator creates new risk division and increases on-site inspections in response to banking sector challenges.
Swiss lawmakers approve stricter banking supervision rules, addressing systemic risks two years after Credit Suisse crisis
Federal Council unveils new legal procedure offering heavily indebted individuals path to financial recovery
Swiss military to limit service dress uniforms to representational purposes only, affecting 18,500 troops annually
Federal Council unveils new legal procedure allowing individuals to escape insurmountable debt, marking significant change in Swiss bankruptcy law
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