Financial technology continues to be one of the most exciting emerging industries in the United States. As businesses begin to brace for the changes brought to us by fintech companies, early adopters stand to gain the most from these innovations. Let’s look at 5 of the top fintech companies in the USA and examine how they can help everyday… Read more →
Category: Switzerland
What to Know about Switzerland’s Cryptocurrency Platform
The Emergence of Digital Currency Systems Once you begin to understand the applications of cryptocurrencies and the underlying blockchain technology, you can see the power this technology has. The people behind SIX Digital Exchange (SDX) believe in the future of the crypto space and foresee it redefining the future of the financial industry. SIX looks to bridge the gap inhibiting digital… Read more →
Three Financial Tips For Young People
It can be pretty frustrating to be a young person who is constantly bombarded with advice from well-meaning adults. While some advice these adults give you may seem silly, sound financial advice can be priceless as you head into adulthood. You may be financially secure right now thanks to the help of your parents, but one day you are going… Read more →
Finance Museum Opens in Zurich
When people plan to visit a museum, they likely expect to see artifacts, pieces of art, or a glance into history. Museums tend to highlight specific facets of life, past and present. With exhibits for a wide range of audiences, the people of Zurich have decided to open a completely unique museum for those who love the number game.… Read more →
How Stable is the Swiss Economy?
The economy of Switzerland is one of the most stable economies in the world. This is mainly attributed to the highly developed service sector. Its prestigious banks have played a vital role in giving the country an impressive reputation in the financial sector. That combined with political stability has made Switzerland a safe haven for investors, thus leading to… Read more →
Top Swiss Financial Institutions of 2016
Financial crisis has triggered a wave of new regulations in Switzerland in the recent past. Besides stability for the overall economic system and customer protection, the ongoing reforms are a reaction to harmonize Swiss regulations with existing and future EU regulations and international restrictions. These changes in the regulatory framework have been coupled with a variety of legal developments, especially… Read more →
How Will The Swiss Economy Thrive In 2017?
Switzerland is home to a thriving banking industry that has been around for some time. The idea of placing money in a Swiss bank is quite common in the American lexicon, and it aligns with how strong the industry is in the country. This article explains how the country will see growth inside and outside of banking. There are quite… Read more →
Swiss Financial Institutions Scope For New Opportunities
Investment and finance experts in Switzerland are rediscovering a market that they’ve always had right in front of them. When the global financial crisis had its breakout moment in 2008, the lucrative Swiss banking industry was forced to confront not only its operations but also its branding. After decades of catering to the ultra-rich and the secretively wealthy, Swiss bankers… Read more →
3 Ways the Brexit Vote Affects the Swiss
The political structure of Europe is vastly changing before the very eyes of many long time citizens and patrons. For the most part, the British vote to leave the European Union (Brexit) has not been good news for most of the European countries. With many downturned economic trends forecasted for the next few months, the minds of many are filled… Read more →
Comparing the Swiss Economy on a Global Scale
With Switzerland regaining their second place on the global competitive economic scale, Hong Kong continues to be the only country more competitive than this EU country. The rankings, that were first conducted in 1989, is a comprehensive report that evaluates countries across all over the world on a wide range of criteria. This report assesses 61 countries, according to criteria… Read more →