Switzerland has one of the world’s highest proportions of foreign residents, primarily from Europe. This significant foreign population stems from both Switzerland’s strong economy attracting workers (especially since the introduction of free movement of people) and the country’s strict naturalization […]

In the quiet Swiss town of Mendrisio, near the Italian border, the Argor-Heraeus refinery has been operating at unprecedented levels since December. The facility’s furnaces have been roaring 24 hours a day, as workers pour molten gold into molds around […]

Switzerland's banking sector stands as one of the world's most respected financial systems, built on a foundation of stability, privacy, and expertise that spans centuries. From its historical roots to modern regulatory frameworks and accessibility for foreign residents, the Swiss banking landscape offers a unique combination of traditional values and forward-looking innovation.

Switzerland has long been renowned for its favorable taxation policies, pristine landscapes, and high quality of life. For wealthy individuals from high-tax Nordic countries like Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, the Swiss tax system offers compelling advantages, particularly regarding capital gains taxation. This essay explores the Swiss capital gains tax framework and analyzes the opportunities it presents for affluent Nordic expatriates seeking tax optimization strategies.

The Swiss real estate market in early 2025 presents an intriguing landscape for potential homebuyers, shaped by falling interest rates and evolving economic conditions. After years of stability and high prices, the market is showing signs of transformation that merit careful consideration by both investors and those seeking a primary residence.