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Naturalisation still not easy for third-generation foreigners

This content was published on Feb 18, 2022 Easier naturalisation for third-generation foreigners introduced in 2018 has not had high take-up.

Credit Suisse accused of ignoring murders allegedly linked to Bulgarian druglord

This content was published on Feb 18, 2022 A banker on trial in Switzerland has alleged that the bank dismissed her concerns about murders allegedly linked to cocaine trafficker Evelin Banev.

How do you make your voice heard on financial matters?

Do you have practical experiences with participatory budgeting and financial referendums? Should there be more or less of such possibilities?

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Nanoplastics travel long distances to the Alps

This content was published on Feb 18, 2022 New research suggests that the spread of nanoplastics is a more widespread problem than previously thought.

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Vekselberg wins lawsuit against PostFinance bank

This content was published on Feb 17, 2022 A Swiss court has ruled that PostFinance bank should not have refused an account to the Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg in 2018.

Research in Switzerland hurt by gender gap and dispute with EU

This content was published on Feb 17, 2022 Switzerland is known as a land of innovation and wealth. But in scientific research it has more than one challenge to face.

Blockchain lenders blow cobwebs from ancient IOU system

This content was published on Feb 17, 2022 One of the world’s oldest credit instruments has been given a cryptocurrency makeover to promote bank-less lending.

Glencore sets aside $1.5bn to settle UK, US and Brazil probes

This content was published on Feb 16, 2022 Commodities group to return $4 billion to shareholders after record profits.

Can Novartis’s sustainability-linked bond make good on its promises?

This content was published on Feb 16, 2022 Novartis’s sustainability-linked bond was a world first for the pharmaceutical industry. But will it improve access to medicine?

ESG bonds and their use cases explained

This content was published on Feb 16, 2022 Interest in ESG bonds has been steadily growing but what exactly are they and why are they being bought and sold?

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