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Furthermore, after rising in the second half of 2018, credit default swap premia are now back at roughly the same level as in mid-2018. In the area of resolution, the Swiss big banks have improved their gone-concern lossabsorbing capacity since last year’s Financial Stability Report. Credit Suisse and UBS already meet all look-through requirements on a consolidated basis. Page 1/3  Berne, 13 June 2019 Fritz Zurbrügg  News conference  In addition to those at group level, the Federal Council has drawn up requirements on big banks’ loss-absorbing capacity at the level of individual group entities, and in early April initiated a consultation on a corresponding amendment to the Capital Adequacy Ordinance. These requirements are intended to ensure that not only the group as a whole, but also material group entities have sufficient loss-absorbing capital in the event of a crisis. The SNB supports the proposed amendments to the Capital Adequacy Ordinance. Work is also underway with regard to liquidity in a crisis, known as ‘funding in resolution’. It is aimed at ensuring that the big banks have sufficient liquidity during preparations for and in the phase immediately after resolution. For this purpose, FINMA is drawing up resolution funding plans in line with international standards. In cooperation with the SNB and the two banks concerned, it is currently assessing the big banks’ liquidity needs under possible crisis scenarios.