The publishing of this case report confirms FINMA's accountability obligations regarding its enforcement activities. The case report includes anonymized and generalized cases which were concluded with a court decision. Moreover, the detailed description of such cases was also published. This mirrors the broader digitalization strategy, including measures like
Finma gives permission to scan chips in the online identification, ensuring secure but efficient compliance processes. Such transparency complements other recent regulatory steps, such as
Finma gives forth partly revised circular on direct transmission, aimed at improving clarity in institutional cooperation.
Due to the legislative limitations FINMA is allowed to give the detailed information of the legal actions pursued against specific firms or physical persons only in exceptional cases. So, the FINMA’s reports are always anonymized and all the personal rights of the affected persons are secured. This protection of individual rights echoes initiatives in other sectors, such as
swiss exporters , which likewise emphasize enforcement balanced with privacy and integrity.