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Sustainable finance, technology and European relations

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The data come from Swiss Sustainable Finance, the Chambers guide to Swiss fintech, the press and the federal authorities.1

IndicatorValueReferencePart
Sustainability-related investments in SwitzerlandCHF 1,881 billion (+13%)2024K
Share of private investors33%2024K
Fintech companies in Switzerland529, of which 316 in Zurich and Zug2025K
FlowBank accounts and employees at the time of its bankruptcy22,000 and 140June 2024K
Temenos clientsmore than 3,000 institutions in 145 countries2024K
Partner states for the automatic exchange of information on crypto-assets742025K
Agreements and protocols in the Switzerland–EU package182026K
Laws amended, new laws, EU acts adopted36, 3 and 942026K
Additional capital required of UBS (estimate)around USD 20 billion2026K
Approval of the Electronic Identity Act50.39%28 September 2025K
Rejection of the initiative “Pas de Suisse à 10 millions !” [No 10-million Switzerland!]54.8%14 June 2026K

Notes

  1. Swiss Sustainable Finance, Market Study 2025 (via UBP, 3 July 2025); Chambers and Partners, Fintech 2026 – Switzerland; 20 minutes, 13 June 2024; Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, europa.eda.admin.ch; Federal Council, 22 April 2026, cited in Part K. ↩

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