Il Diario

lunedì, 13 luglio 2026

Dr. iur. Servatius von Tatzenberg

Sanctions paperwork, a five-year-old surveillance ruling doing the rounds again, and a reminder that "screening foreign investment" and "seeking deeper EU access" don't sit easily in the same policy.

FINMA updates a sanctions annex again — still not the actual sanctions package

FINMA / SECO / WBF (de)

If your sanctions screening only fires on the big Brussels press releases, you're running stale annex data most of the year. This is the same gap we flagged for the Anhang 2 Sudan revision in February — the delay between an EU listing and the Swiss mirror is now a known quantity, not a surprise.

Previsione: Expect another housekeeping round before the next EU package lands — Bern updates annexes faster than it debates them.

Alain Girard moves from Recovery & Resolution to head of FINMA's Banks division

FINMA (en)

Previsione: Watch for resolution-planning questions to show up earlier in routine bank supervision, not just crisis playbooks — that's the background Girard brings to the desk.

Two heavier pieces land on the desk later today — an assignment-defence ruling insurers lost, and the missing SPA rep the AI Act's 2 August cliff is about to make expensive — back to the annex.