Ordinance of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority on the Insolvency of Banks and Securities Dealers

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Art. 5 Inspection of documents

1Any per­son mak­ing a cred­ible claim that their fin­an­cial in­terests are dir­ectly af­fected by the re­struc­tur­ing or the bank­ruptcy is en­titled to in­spect doc­u­ments re­lat­ing to the re­struc­tur­ing or the bank­ruptcy, al­though pro­fes­sion­al con­fid­en­ti­al­ity in ac­cord­ance with Art­icle 47 BankA and Art­icle 43 SESTA must be ob­served wherever pos­sible.

2The right to in­spect doc­u­ments may be re­stric­ted to spe­cif­ic stages of the pro­ceed­ings, or it may be lim­ited or re­fused where op­pos­ing in­terests take pre­ced­ence.

3Any per­son gran­ted the right to in­spect doc­u­ments may only use the in­form­a­tion re­ceived through in­spect­ing doc­u­ments to pro­tect their own im­me­di­ate fin­an­cial in­terests.

4The right to in­spect doc­u­ments may be made de­pend­ent on a de­clar­a­tion which states the in­form­a­tion in­spec­ted may only be used to pro­tect the in­di­vidu­al's own im­me­di­ate fin­an­cial in­terests. In the event of any fail­ure to com­ply, ref­er­ence may be made in ad­vance to the crim­in­al pen­al­ties un­der Art­icle 48 of the Fin­an­cial Mar­ket Su­per­vi­sion Act of 22 June 20071 and Art­icle 292 of the Swiss Crim­in­al Code2.

5The re­struc­tur­ing agent or bank­ruptcy ad­min­is­trat­or and, fol­low­ing com­ple­tion of the re­struc­tur­ing pro­ceed­ings or bank­ruptcy pro­ceed­ings, FINMA shall de­cide on the right to in­spect doc­u­ments.


1 SR 956.1
2 SR 311.0

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