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Published on 21 May 2026

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 capital a country has invested abroad is an indicator of its integration into the world economy. The financial sector makes an above-average contribution to this.

Key figures 2026

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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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