State Secretariat for International Finance - SIF

In order to reduce risks for the state, taxpayers and the economy, systemically important ("too big to fail") banks must be better capitalised. The Federal Council has therefore defined the parameters for related amendments to laws and ordinances.

The annual key figures on the Swiss financial centre were updated on 26 April 2024.

Digitalisation is changing the economy and many business models. Consequently, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is preparing proposals as to how corporate taxation can be adapted to the new developments in the longer term. Switzerland is actively involved in this work.

12 measures for a strong Swiss digital financial centre.

Sustainability in the financial sector is becoming increasingly important, both nationally and internationally. For the Swiss financial centre, sustainability in the financial sector presents a considerable opportunity. The government primarily acts as mediator and facilitator in this context, cultivating an intensive dialogue with the financial industry and interested third parties and supporting the creation of an optimal regulatory framework.