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  • Slow Berne: The UK-Switzerland financial services agreement is a quiet Brexit victory

    January 7, 2026

    The Berne Financial Services Agreement is a mature, alignment and recognition deal that replaces regulatory empire building with mutual recognition, and political symbolism with commercial reality, says Tim Focas New Year is usually a moment for resolutions, reflection and overconfident promises about the year ahead. Politics, by contrast, tends to start January exactly as it [...]

  • Hedge fund tycoon Alan Howard quits UK for Switzerland

    December 23, 2025

    The co-founder of Brevan Howard Asset Management, Alan Howard, is the latest wealthy individual to exit the UK following tax hikes imposed by the Labour government. The hedge fund tycoon relocated from Britain to Switzerland in early June, according to an analysis of UK registry filings by Bloomberg. Howard had previously moved from London to [...]

  • Switzerland has rejected wealth taxes: Westminster should take note

    December 17, 2025

    Swiss voters have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed 50 per cent inheritance tax, proving that individuals in a democracy understand that confidence in a jurisdiction can evaporate quickly, says Tim Focas Swiss voters have issued one of the clearest democratic verdicts on wealth and capital in recent memory. Last month, more than eight in ten rejected [...]

  • Interlaken: A super summer in the Swiss mountains

    August 14, 2025

    Keep this a secret, but Switzerland is pretty great for skiing. Keep this even further buried beneath your hat, but it’s excellent in the summertime, too. Lush green meadows carpeted with spring wildflowers, the Swiss Alps awaken to a new season ripe for exploring when the poles and goggles are put away. Case in point: Interlaken. Postcard [...]

  • Gold market turmoil as tariffs and Fed governor drive prices higher

    August 8, 2025

    The gold market was plunged into turmoil on Friday after Donald Trump unveiled a dovish new Federal Reserve governor and slew of new tariffs including hefty duties on kilo gold bars from Switzerland. The precious metal rose more than one per cent through across Wednesday and Thursday – taking the spot price above $3,400 per [...]

  • Swiss officials call for Fifa chief Infantino to soften Trump tariff blow

    August 7, 2025

    Fifa president Gianni Infantino has been called upon by political figures in Switzerland to help persuade Donald Trump to lower tariffs on the landlocked nation. The US President has announced that Switzerland is in line to be slapped with 39 per cent tariffs as part of his sweeping economic policies that have seen countries rush [...]

  • Rare Lionesses ‘Champions’ shirt almost gone as sales rocket 250 per cent

    July 29, 2025

    Special Lionesses replica shirts commemorating their Women’s Euro 2025 victory have almost sold out as fans revel in Sunday’s historic win. The Nike kit, which costs £125 and is emblazoned with “Champions” and the number 25 on the back, only launched after England’s triumph over Spain. It is part of a range of new merchandise [...]

  • Lionesses to celebrate Women’s Euros triumph with open-top bus parade

    July 28, 2025

    The Lionesses will celebrate their Women’s Euros triumph with an open-top bus parade through central London on Tuesday. England defeated Spain on penalties in a dramatic final on Sunday in which Chloe Kelly netted the decisive kick after the Lionesses once again came from behind to force extra time. The Lionesses flew home from Switzerland [...]

  • How 2025 Women’s Euros has already broken record after record

    July 27, 2025

    The 2025 Women’s Euros concludes on Sunday, when the Lionesses will aim to their title against Spain, their nemeses from the last World Cup final. But before a ball has been kicked in Basel, the tournament has already been a record-breaker by just about every key metric. Here, City AM digs into those numbers. Ticket [...]

  • Lionesses’ semi-final drama breaks ITV viewing figures record

    July 23, 2025

    The Lionesses’ dramatic semi-final win over Italy in the 2025 Women’s Euros drew a peak audience of 10.2m, according to TV broadcasting data. The game which saw England take on Le Azzurre averaged 8m viewers, delivering ITV’s highest average audience of 2025. The peak audience figure of 10.2m was achieved in the final minutes of [...]

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