Lecture

Swiss Banking History: Golden Age to Globalization

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This lecture covers the evolution of Swiss banking from the 'Golden Age' (1945-1973) to the era of globalization. It discusses the factors that made Swiss banks attractive post-WWII, including bank secrecy laws. The lecture also explores the internationalization of Swiss banks, the emergence of an international banking elite, and the transformation of the banking sector due to deregulation. It concludes by highlighting Switzerland's position as a major financial center with a strong focus on wealth management.

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