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This really is a crisis of confidence.

And so that's also why the solution is not the classical too big to fail solution,

but we have decided that this solution between the takeover of Credit Suisse by UBS is more appropriate.

That was Marlene Amstead, chair of the Swiss financial regulator speaking on Sunday after it was announced that UBS would rescue its embattled

arrival Credit Suisse. The consequences of that deal for Switzerland, banks and the debt markets

is the focus of this week's views room. Welcome back to the views room, the podcast from

Reuters breaking views where columnists from around the world

talk about the big stories of the week. I'm your host, Amy Donlin, coming to you from London.

Fred and Swiss has been swallowed up by its country rival UBS. Although some may have assumed

the move was as inevitable as the tides, the fallout has been far from contained.

Switzerland's decision to wipe out the value of a type of bailinable debt known as

Coco's has shaken that market and may mean that banks are forced to pay more in the future.

Here to talk to me about the implications of this situation is Peter Tal Larson,

global head of breaking views, Lisaucca, our European business editor,

and Neil Unmac, who is our debt expert.

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