Swiss prosecutors are facing challenges in pursuing white-collar crime cases due to legal loopholes allowing significant delays. These delays primarily affect prosecutions within the country’s substantial wealth management industry. Outdated laws permit defendants to postpone legal proceedings, hindering the swift resolution of complex financial crimes. The delays create pressure on prosecutors and potentially undermine public trust in the justice system’s ability to address economic offenses. A leading prosecutor has publicly acknowledged this timing problem, highlighting the need for legal reforms. The issue centers on the ability of defendants to strategically prolong cases, impacting the efficiency of investigations and prosecutions. Addressing these legal shortcomings is seen as crucial for strengthening Switzerland’s fight against financial crime.