Establish a financial or data management company in Switzerland

Switzerland has a robust economy, the neutral standing of government, stability, developed infrastructure, an efficient financial market and several policies that benefit starting a company in investment

Environment for starting an investment company in Switzerland

Swiss cantons each have an independent law system so they set their own tax incentives, including new companies’ tax exemptions for many years to attract more foreign investment. To invest in Switzerland, companies can seek help from experts. One IBC^® is a leader in the field of corporate service provider, with more than 10 years of experience in helping businesses with the financial company formation procedures and conditions for financial company incorporation in Switzerland.

Swiss banks have long been a great strength for businesses, but opening an account here is very difficult. With bank account opening services, One IBC^® is a simple and quick solution to this problem.

Overview of the financial district in Zurich

Investment options in Switzerland.

The investing options are almost as many as the types of cheese in Switzerland. This makes investing in Switzerland very complicated. Real estate, tangible assets, stocks, bonds or newer options like ETFs, investing companies in Switzerland can conduct business with all of these types of investment.

• Companies can also gather money from other investors and appoint fund managers to make buy/sell decisions to create a financial advisory firm or a fund.
• In the long term, stoke can be very lucrative with an average of 6% return annually. Stocks can also be traded freely and easily. But their value is volatile.
• You effectively ‘loan’ the government money for bonds. You can sell and buy bonds on financial markets. Bonds are rather steady, have long holding periods, large minimum investments and very low returns.
• Real estate prices are generally stable in Switzerland but take months or years to sell. There are also the large deposit, the agent’s commission, marketing costs and real estate transfer tax, too..

Security is now critical to economies and society due to how much technology has been integrated into everything. Switzerland’s strict privacy laws on personal and enterprise data as well as how they are handled has made this country into a global hub for the storage of sensitive data.

Database management is the business of the future

There are two fundamental regulations setting Switzerland up as the best place for a data center: Article 13 and the DPA.

• Article 13 gives everyone the right to privacy in their telecommunications and mail. They are protected against data misuse by companies based in Switzerland.
• The DPA on the other hand protects data from foreign companies. For companies to process personal data, they need to have permission explicitly from the data subject.

IT companies, media or digital companies will benefit greatly in Switzerland. Network security as well as privacy will be guaranteed, leading to solid trust from customers.

To better understand Swiss law in this field, customers can contact One IBC^® for more detailed advice on the advantages as well as what to do when setting up an IT company in Switzerland.