Adrian Noesberger - Board Member

Schroder & Co Bank AG combines more than two centuries of British investment expertise with the stability and trustworthiness of the Swiss financial centre. Schroders plc is a British multinational asset management company, headquartered in London. It provides investment management services to institutions and individuals worldwide, offering solutions across equities, fixed income, private assets, and alternative investments. Established in 1804, it is one of the largest independent asset managers in Europe.

The Association of Foreign Banks in Switzerland (AFBS) serves as a representative body for foreign banking institutions operating within the country. Our primary mission is to advocate for the interests of these banks, ensuring they have a voice in discussions related to financial regulations, policies, and industry standards in Switzerland. The AFBS facilitates dialogue between its members and Swiss regulatory authorities, promotes best practices, and provides a platform for networking and information exchange among foreign banks.

economiesuisse is the umbrella organisation of the Swiss economy. We represent the interests of a competitive, internationally connected and responsible Swiss business community. Acting as a bridge between politics, business and society, we advocate for optimal framework conditions for Swiss companies – from SMEs to large corporations. Under the umbrella of economiesuisse, we bring together 100 industry associations, 20 cantonal chambers of commerce and individual companies. In doing so, we represent around 100,000 companies across all sectors and regions of Switzerland, providing employment for approximately two million people. We maintain an open, constructive and solution-oriented dialogue with economic policy stakeholders and the general public. Together with our partners, we also seek to achieve shared objectives in popular votes. Our commitment to the Swiss economy is guided by the principles of a liberal, market-based economic system and sustainable growth.

The Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) represents the interests of the banking industry as its collective voice vis-à-vis the business community, policymakers, authorities and the general public. It advocates for entrepreneurial freedom and open markets, and promotes competitive framework conditions that enable development and innovation. Founded in 1912, the SBA brings together around 260 member institutions from all banking groups as well as other financial service providers, in addition to approximately 12,000 individual members.

With the support of its founders – the Swiss banking industry, the Swiss Confederation, and leading Swiss universities – the Swiss Finance Institute (SFI) actively promotes world-class research and education in banking and finance in Switzerland. By combining academic excellence with practical experience, the SFI contributes to strengthening the Swiss financial centre. It is the only national centre that brings together top researchers from eight partner universities across Switzerland under one roof, including the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, ETH Zurich, Università della Svizzera italiana, University of Basel, University of Geneva, University of Lausanne, University of St. Gallen, and University of Zurich. The SFI has created a unique ecosystem that cultivates a valuable asset – the dialogue between academia and professional practice. This enables the exchange of knowledge and expertise, securing Switzerland’s leading position in the global banking and finance industry. - The SFI serves as a talent and leadership incubator, attracting outstanding finance students and professors from abroad to Switzerland. - It promotes knowledge exchange between researchers and practitioners. - SFI faculty members teach in bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs at the SFI partner universities. - The SFI provides training and education to experienced finance professionals in Switzerland.

Strategic consulting and tailored coaching for executives and organizations in Switzerland’s finance industry.

Joint project to establish a new, fully regulated stock exchange platform for high-growth Small Cap companies in Europe.