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
| Indicator | Value | Reference | Part |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sustainability-related investments in Switzerland | CHF 1,881 billion (+13%) | 2024 | K |
| Share of private investors | 33% | 2024 | K |
| Fintech companies in Switzerland | 529, of which 316 in Zurich and Zug | 2025 | K |
| FlowBank accounts and employees at the time of its bankruptcy | 22,000 and 140 | June 2024 | K |
| Temenos clients | more than 3,000 institutions in 145 countries | 2024 | K |
| Partner states for the automatic exchange of information on crypto-assets | 74 | 2025 | K |
| Agreements and protocols in the Switzerland–EU package | 18 | 2026 | K |
| Laws amended, new laws, EU acts adopted | 36, 3 and 94 | 2026 | K |
| Additional capital required of UBS (estimate) | around USD 20 billion | 2026 | K |
| Approval of the Electronic Identity Act | 50.39% | 28 September 2025 | K |
| Rejection of the initiative “Pas de Suisse à 10 millions !” [No 10-million Switzerland!] | 54.8% | 14 June 2026 | K |
Notes
- 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. ↩
For general information only. This article does not constitute legal or tax advice, does not replace advice on an individual case and creates no lawyer-client relationship. It reflects the legal position as of September 2025.