Switzerland’s pragmatic, slow-moving political system might benefit the bank in seeking compromise in debate over capital rules
Complaints made against Swiss bank over losses on foreign exchange derivatives in wake of US tariff announcements
Referendum looms on single market deal that includes concessions on money, migration and judicial power
Iwan and Manuela Wirth relocated in June after two decades in the UK
Surge in value of Swiss franc amid US-driven trade war and lagging inflation has complicated policymaking
Plus, the potentially huge windfall for Warner Bros Discovery’s chief executive and mid-tier law firms in the UK bump up junior pay
Investigation of Inside Paradeplatz raises concerns about ‘draconian’ rules
The founder of Switzerland’s Fondation Opale on promoting Indigenous art in Europe — and the show that changed her life
The artist has coated museums, a bathhouse, and even her own bedroom in swaths of colour — next stop: Art Basel
The museum’s director chooses a personal selection of highlights from the world’s oldest public art collection
Agreement lifts blockade on approvals of new Swiss investment advisers to pursue American wealth management
From paddleboarding on the lake to a world-class zoo, via picnics, chocolate and easy mountain day trips, Switzerland’s biggest city is so much more than a financial hub
Rail group seeks to attract corporate customers looking for alternatives to air travel
Key Notes | A new wing designed by the city’s most celebrated architects opens just in time for Art Basel — and it looks a blast
‘Too big to fail’ reforms come after bank’s rescue of main rival Credit Suisse
Investors bet on a return to sub-zero interest rates as central bank tries to restrain soaring Swiss franc
Switzerland’s success shows that a nation can revalue its way to prosperity
Swiss lender’s chief risk officer Oliver Bartholet to ‘retire’ at the end of the year after series of scandals
Basel Kunstmuseum’s show brings the Italian’s work to the fore, alongside the many artists he inspired
Swiss court says government did not have legal authority to strip bankers of payouts
Governments outline plan to encourage train companies to launch services that could cut journey time to five hours
From a Mediterranean-style villa overlooking Lake Lugano to a water’s edge house with panoramic views near Montreux
US and European withdrawals force soul-searching in the city that is home to 450 international bodies
A confluence of factors from disclosure requirements to a potential 50 per cent wealth tax is weighing on the country
Switzerland’s currency has soared as investors seek a haven from US President Donald Trump’s trade war
