The investigation ordered by Swiss National Bank (SNB) was carried out by auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) intervened to try to drive down the franc in 2009.
But the government will ask experts to advise it on how the SNB's governance might be changed.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is therefore aiming for a substantial and sustained weakening of the Swiss franc.
The SNB has lost another 10bn Swiss francs since the start of 2011.
On 6 September, following the transaction, the SNB intervened to reduce the value of the Swiss franc, making the dollar stronger.
The SNB will enforce this minimum rate with the utmost determination and is prepared to buy foreign currency in unlimited quantities.
Both the Reserve Bank of Russia and SNB have already declared and allotted room for both currencies over the past 18-months.
The scandal has nonetheless reminded the SNB how important the perception of unimpeachable integrity is to the reputation of a central bank.
The council's failings may also reflect the strangeness of the SNB itself.
This would outline the upcoming difficulty for Mr. Azumi trying to replicate the success of Philipp Hildebrand, chairman of the Swiss National Bank (SNB).
But once speculators became convinced that the SNB would prevent the franc from appreciating, there was no longer any opportunity for speculation, so speculation stopped.
Mr Jordan is also helped by the fact that the SNB has been doing its main job pretty well while he has been on the board.
Evan Soltas tells the tale of an effort by the Swiss central bank (SNB) to prevent the Swiss franc from becoming more valuable against the euro.
There is even talk that the SNB might increase interest rates later this year (they are currently just 0.25%), something that would be bound to increase the franc's attractions.
These problems have naturally led to speculation that the SNB might be tempted to take action once again, especially as Thomas Jordan, its vice-president, recently expressed concern on the issue.
The Fed, ECB, BoJ, BoE, SNB and the Bank of Canada lowered interest rates 50 basis points on dollar swaps, and China lowered its required reserve ratio by 50 bps, the first cut since 2008.
The SNB has stopped having to buy up foreign currencies with new swiss franc, which it did in earnest to prove its commitment in 2011, increasing its foreign exchange reserves by 177 billion from July to September.
In retrospect, the actions of the SNB are partially responsible for the continued rise of the yen, as investors and speculators were unable to pour into the Swiss currency- safe haven, seeking appreciation due to the effective peg to the euro.
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