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  Engaging in financial market activity requires authorisation. If the legal requirements are met, authorisation is granted.
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  These companies are authorised to engage in financial market activity.
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  These companies are not authorised and may be engaging in financial market activity without the requisite licence.
Supervision
- Our approach to supervision
  
  FINMA’s core task is prudential supervision of the financial market. It also uses private audit companies to extend its reach.
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  Risk categories in the banking sector
  FINMA assigns banks to different risk categories.
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  FINMA assigns insurers to different risk categories.
Enforcement
- Enforcing supervisory law
  
  Where necessary, FINMA enforces supervisory law using coercive measures under administrative law. Find out about its powers, approach and measures for dealing with violations of the law here.
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  Enforcement report
  The enforcement report contains anonymised case studies that offer a more in-depth insight into FINMA’s enforcement activities.
  Warning list
  This is a list of companies and individuals that may be operating without the requisite FINMA authorisation.
Documentation
- FINMA’s legal basis
  
  The financial market laws and the Financial Market Supervision Act provide the basis for FINMA’s activities. FINMA reports in detail on the fulfilment of its aims.
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  Financial Market Supervision Act
  The legal basis for FINMA as an authority, setting out its tasks and powers.
  Annual report and financial statements
  FINMA gives a full account of its activities in its annual report.
FINMA
- FINMA – an overview
  
  As an independent supervisor of the Swiss financial market, FINMA is institutionally, functionally and financially independent.
  FINMA: A Portrait
  Supervision of the financial sector calls for a strong, competent, independent regulator. This brochure illustrates how FINMA meets these criteria.
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  FINMA accounts for its supervisory activities in its annual report and annual financial statements.
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VIVIS AG

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Liquidator Erne Meier Mongiovì Rechtsanwälte
Stadelhoferstrasse 33
8024 Zürich

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Debtor VIVIS AG, Bahnhofstrasse 6
9100 Herisau

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