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Finanzplatz Schweiz: Finance Center Switzerland

In: Swiss Finance

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  • Henri B. Meier
  • John E. Marthinsen

    (Babson College)

  • Pascal A. Gantenbein

    (University of Basel)

  • Samuel S. Weber

    (SSW, Independent Wealth Manager)

Abstract

During the past forty years, Switzerland’s financial system has transformed itself from an outdated assortment of trading, clearing, settlement, and payment systems into “Finanzplatz Schweiz” (i.e., “Finance Center Switzerland”), a wholly integrated and fully automated electronic securities trading and post-trading infrastructure, operated and managed by the SIX Group. Because the nation’s financial system competes in a high-stakes global environment, where survival is based on successful risk management and state-of-the-art handling of financial instruments, doing so meant modifying and modernizing Swiss regulators and regulations. Customers expect ever-improving financial depth, breadth, and sophistication. These strengths form the basis for all value-added services the Swiss financial industry offers and enable Swiss financial institutions to compete internationally despite their home country’s diminutive geographical size.

Suggested Citation

  • Henri B. Meier & John E. Marthinsen & Pascal A. Gantenbein & Samuel S. Weber, 2023. "Finanzplatz Schweiz: Finance Center Switzerland," Springer Books, in: Swiss Finance, edition 2, chapter 0, pages 11-62, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-23194-0_2
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-23194-0_2
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