The Swiss Competition Commission has concluded an investigation spanning over ten years into interest rate derivatives, ...

On Thursday, the upper chamber endorsed a National Council decision instructing the executive to reverse the retroactivity of ...

The real estate sector is increasingly focused on ethical management. This is one of the conclusions drawn from the winter edition of the Press Scores 2025, published on Friday. This study examines ...

A key figure in the Swiss financial center, Serge Robin discusses his career and his vision of the sector's evolution in ...

Geneva’s GDP growth outpaces the Swiss average due to the predominance of services, which are mostly immune to US tariffs.

After a disastrous first session on Monday, shares of the Lausanne-based company born from the merger of NeuroX and Relief ...

The Parliament’s momentum to reduce the size of the State in favour of the economy is welcome, but the real proof of its ...

The centre-right camp won corporate relief measures on Monday and Tuesday, ranging from tax breaks for investments to increased protection against export risks.

The central bank is keeping its key interest rate at 0% but significantly lowers its short-term inflation forecasts.

ANALYSIS. At the helm of Swiss monetary policy since autumn 2024, Thomas Jordan’s successor has successfully imposed his own style in a sensitive role.

The procedure in place is similar to that set up for South Korea, which now also generally benefits from a 15% rate, along with retroactivity on previously applied duties. Importers can submit Post ...

The Swiss National Bank has little room to manoeuvre with its rate at 0%. Yet signals from the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve strengthen its position.