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Published on 11 April 2025

2 Global integration

Net exports, Direct investments abroad

The net exports of a financial sector result from the difference between ex-ports and imports of financial and insurance services. A current account surplus occurs when a country produces more than its domestic demand. The ratio of net exports to the current account balance provides information on how much the financial sector contributes to the surplus.

The capital a country has invested abroad is an indicator of its integration into the world economy.

Key figures April 2025

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1 Basic elements

Value-added by the Swiss financial sector, financial location in relation to GDP in international comparison, Employment, Estimated tax revenue

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2 Global integration

Net exports, Direct investments abroad

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3 Banks and credit market

Number of banks, Concentration in the Swiss banking system, Credit volume, Securities holdings

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4 Insurers and occupational benefits schemes

Number of insurers, occupational benefits schemes, members and benefit claimants, Assets of insurers, Assets of occupational benefits schemes, Reinsurance locations

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5 Stock exchange and capital market

Equity market, Swiss securities turnover, Collective capital investments in international comparison

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6 Financial market integrity

Number of business relationships, Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs), of enforcement investigations

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7 Sustainability, blockchain, fintech

Investments with a focus on sustainability, Fintech and Blockchain companies

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