The 2025-2026 Business Survey reflects solid performance for banks, asset managers and other financial intermediaries.

The financial sector remains a central pillar of Geneva's economy, representing over 38,000 high value-added jobs, 12.9% of the canton's GDP, and 23% of its tax revenue. 

This activity report provides an overview of the main developments that have taken place in the past twelve months in the areas monitored by the Geneva Financial Center (GFC).

Face à l’augmentation continue du coût de la vie, une diminution de l’impôt sur le revenu sera une réelle et concrète bouffée d’oxygène pour la classe moyenne. Alors que les entreprises avaient bénéficié d’un tel traitement en 2019, il convient d’améliorer aujourd’hui la situation fiscale des personnes physiques.

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The results of the 2024–25 Economic Survey reflect an economic slowdown in 2024 followed by a likely recovery in 2025.

The financial sector remains a strong and stable pillar of Geneva's economy, contributing 38,000 high value-added jobs and a significant share of the canton’s GDP (12.9%). In the face of rising geopolitical challenges and a sluggish economic environment, banks and financial companies are acting with decisiveness and clear-sightedness vigilance.

Aussi indissociable de la Suisse que le chocolat et l’horlogerie, le secteur bancaire s’adapte continuellement pour relever les défis auxquels il est confronté. Les banques restent une force économique appréciée par l’opinion publique, qui salue leur solidité et la qualité du service.

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This activity report provides an overview of the main developments that have taken place in the past twelve months in the areas monitored by the Geneva Financial Center (GFC).