SWx

SWX, also known as Swiss Stock Exchange, is the primary stock exchange of Switzerland. It is headquartered in Zurich and is operated by SIX Group. SWX is one of the most important exchanges in Europe, facilitating trading in a wide range of securities, including equities, bonds, exchange-traded funds, and derivatives.

The exchange is known for its high standards of transparency and efficiency, attracting a diverse base of both domestic and international investors. It offers a regulated market for large-cap companies and a more flexible, growth-oriented market for smaller and medium-sized enterprises. SWX is a key venue for many of Switzerland's leading companies, including those in the banking, pharmaceutical, and luxury goods sectors.

Trading on SWX utilizes a fully electronic platform, ensuring rapid transaction execution and settlement. The exchange adheres to strict regulatory requirements, overseen by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), to maintain market integrity and investor protection. SIX Group, the parent company, also provides a comprehensive range of financial market services beyond trading, including clearing, settlement, and data provision, making SWX an integral part of the Swiss financial ecosystem.