Swiss consumers increasingly expect seamless, user-friendly digital experiences across every stage of their insurance journey. Swiss insurers perform above the EMEA average in digital maturity and score well in user experience. But they have not yet reached the benchmark of digital champions.

Resilience is a key factor in companies’ competitiveness, underpinning their long-term survival and success. Being a resilient organisation does not simply mean being optimally prepared for critical events and able to tackle them appropriately.

The Food Economy podcast delves into the future of food and consumer goods, covering supply chain, technology, sustainability, agriculture, retail and consumer behaviours across food categories. Featuring global experts, this series unveils stories behind the food we love and its future.

This virtual Pillar Two Incentives Guide provides an overview of the availability of those new incentives in Switzerland and related topics.

Demographic ageing is one of the biggest challenges facing Switzerland's public sector. The retirement of the 'baby boomer' generation and the country's low birth rate are leading to a shrinking working-age population, while the demand for labour is rising. Public administration is particularly affected, as its workforce is older than average. Without targeted measures, there is a risk of serious bottlenecks and shortages and, potentially, even a deterioration in public services. This study analyses the impact on federal and cantonal governments and outlines strategic approaches for how this demographic shift can be used as a catalyst for greater efficiency and innovation.

What do policyholders expect from their health insurance today? The Deloitte study shows that premiums remain the central issue, digital offers are less important and only a few see their provider as a genuine healthcare partner. At the same time, costs, pressure to reform and new technologies are keeping the industry busy. The analysis combines consumer views, expert assessments and hard data - for well-founded insights and concrete approaches for action.

The demographic shift towards an ageing population requires proactive planning to mitigate its negative impact. This report outlines the key actions and innovative approaches Switzerland must take to ensure its economic resilience and social well-being now and in the future.

Deloitte’s global survey of 23,000+ Gen Zs and millennials finds these generations focused on growth and learning as they pursue money, meaning, and well-being.