Building Bridges 2024 will take place on December 9-12 at the CICG in Geneva. This fith edition will create a vibrant space where cross-sector collaboration will help drive the alignment of capital flows with global sustainability goals. Over four days, we will delve into transformative discussions, engage in strategic networking and showcase financial innovations shaping the global financial system —with Switzerland and Geneva at the forefront.

The Summit, held on Monday, 9 December, serves as the marquee event to kick off the week, featuring an impressive line-up of speakers. The Action Days, from 10 to 12 December, feature unmissable High-Level Plenaries, bringing participants together at key moments, complemented by a compelling programme of crowd-sourced events.

Mobilising Private Capital to tackle Climate Change

Don't miss the joint event of Swissbanking, AMAS and the Geneva Financial Center on December 11, 2024, 10:00 - 11:30. With the expert collaboration of the World Bank Group, the Inter-American Development Bank, and SIFEM, this workshop aims to discuss these hurdles and solutions with involved stakeholders.

Aujourd’hui Genève est reconnue comme un centre financier international. Les métiers de la finance demeurent fondamentalement des métiers de personnes et l'innovation constitue l’une des clés du succès de la Place. C’est pourquoi, la place financière genevoise crée la finance de demain en explorant des pistes prometteuses, telles que la FinTech, la finance durable et la philanthropie.

Switzerland has no reason to be ashamed of its digital capabilities!

According to the IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2024, "Switzerland progressed significantly in high-tech exports (9th), e-participation (up 11 positions to 27th), and cyber security (11th), and its key strengths are intellectual property rights, international experience, communications technology, knowledge transfer, and foreign highly skilled personnel".

Dans la dernière édition du Global Wealth Report du Boston Consulting Group (BCG), publiée en juillet 2024, la Suisse caracole toujours en tête du palmarès des places financières classées selon le volume d’actifs transfrontaliers.
 

Avec 2'600 milliards de dollars d’actifs appartenant à des personnes étrangères et gérés en Suisse, notre pays devance Hong Kong (2'400 milliards de dollars) et Singapour (1'700 milliards de dollars).

Malgré des inquiétudes temporaires liées aux sanctions et aux gels d'actifs ainsi qu'une importante fusion bancaire, la Suisse continue d'être un bastion de la richesse transfrontalière, en s'appuyant sur sa neutralité, son économie stable, son faible taux d'inflation et son infrastructure financière très développée.