Powerful US groups are shaking up the market and forcing their transatlantic rivals to partner and scale up — or exit the sector

A crucial piece is still missing in the aftermath of Credit Suisse's (CS) collapse: the report from the Swiss Parliamentary Investigation Commission (PUK). Speculation is rampant, but much of it may prove less explosive than anticipated.

Belvoir Capital and Alasia are merging. Alasia, a wealth management and business consulting firm, is part of the PKB Group and owned by the Trabaldo Togna family.

Selon le chef économiste Claudio Borio, il y a «des signes que les marchés financiers sont en train de commencer à réaliser qu’ils vont devoir absorber ces volumes grandissants de dette publique».

When the Swiss National Bank (SNB) announces its interest rate decision this coming Thursday as part of its «Monetary Policy Assessment», anything other than a rate cut would come as a surprise. However, it remains unclear whether the reduction will be a standard 25 basis points or a more substantial 50 basis points.

The SNB will lower the key interest rate further, but not below 0 percent. In the persistently low interest rate environment, high-dividend equities are attractive. US equities are already highly valued but continue to benefit from a robust economy. This is one of the key takeaways from St. Galler Kantonalbank's outlook for the investment year 2025.

It is quite possible that the past ten years have been the best for billionaires. According to a new UBS report, more challenging times are ahead. What should they do now?

Cost pressures and competition are driving consolidation and the pursuit of scale in the asset management sector. According to media reports, discussions are underway between two major players in Europe.

Une étude commandée par le canton montre l’intérêt des entreprises pour cette technologie, mais aussi leurs besoins en formation. L’Etat va s’impliquer, assure Delphine Bachmann, conseillère d’Etat chargée de l’Economie et de l’Emploi

Les investisseurs considèrent les cryptomonnaies comme une classe d’actifs numériques. De nouveaux produits de placement facilitent l’investissement dans celles-ci. Mais elles sont bien plus que cela