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Press releases05.03.2026

Swiss Banking Outlook: upbeat forecasts supported by Switzerland’s advantages

The Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) has published the update to its Swiss Banking Outlook. Based on a survey of financial market experts from member institutions, it provides consensus forecasts for the Swiss economy and the banking business and paints a cautiously optimistic picture: despite geoeconomic uncertainty, the banks expect their net income to remain stable or even increase. Commission business and services are seen as driving this trend along with persistently strong demand for security and “Swissness” in wealth management.

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News05.03.2026

The “Swissness” factor: why Swiss banks remain resilient

The Swiss economy is growing only moderately, interest rates remain low and the global environment is unsettled. And yet Swiss banks are looking ahead with cautious optimism. Why? Martin Hess, Chief Economist, and Nina Michel, Policy Advisor Regulation & Economics, both members of the Economic Policy team at the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA), talk about their latest publication, the “Swiss Banking Outlook Update 2026”, and explain what lies behind the figures.

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News03.03.2026

e‑ID: implementation now crucial

The Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) supports the revision of the Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) circular on video and online identification. It is vital for the Swiss e-ID to be fully recognised as a means of identification – in a technology-neutral manner and consistently across all identification procedures. This is the only way to ensure that it can meaningfully complement banks’ existing digital processes and unlock its potential to enable secure, efficient and customer-friendly digital applications.

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News02.03.2026

Swiss financial centre: innovative despite mounting challenges

The SERI study “New innovation models” confirms the innovative power of the Swiss financial centre and explains what is needed to maintain this power going forward.

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Opinions17.02.2026

Beyond Interfaces: Why Digital Banking Needs to Be Rethought

Digital banking services have been considered modern for years, yet at their core they have changed very little. Interfaces have been redesigned, processes digitized, and new channels introduced, but the fundamental understanding of banking has largely remained the same. The session “Beyond Interfaces – Designing Digital Banking for Customer Needs” at Digital Finance Day made it clear that this model is reaching its limits. The key takeaway: it is not the interface that will determine the future of digital banking, but the ability to reflect real-life situations and genuine customer needs.

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Press releases11.02.2026

SBA supports draft stablecoin legislation in principle

In its response to the planned amendments to the Financial Institutions Act, the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) supports the aim of strengthening Switzerland’s international competitiveness with regard to stablecoins. This requires a globally competitive legal framework that safeguards monetary sovereignty, facilitates innovation in Switzerland and increases the country’s appeal as a base for stablecoin issuance. Financial stability and integrity, together with customer protection, must not be put at risk.  

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News11.02.2026

“We Do Not Want a Luxembourg Scenario for Digital Assets”

The Federal Council wants to establish clear rules for stablecoins by amending the Financial Institutions Act (FinIA). Our association has submitted its consultation response. Martin Hess, Chief Economist and overall project lead for Digital Currencies, and Natalie Graf, Senior Legal Counsel and coordinator of the consultation response, contextualise the proposal and explain why this is not just a technological matter but one that affects the future of Switzerland as a financial centre.

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