About Schweizerische Nationalbank
Schweizerische Nationalbank is the central bank of Switzerland. The Bank conducts Switzerland's monetary policy as an independent central bank and is responsible for price stability. Through the intermediary of the commercial banks and Swiss Post, it supplies the economy with bank notes and coins. In the field of cashless payment transactions, the Bank provides services for payments between banks through Swiss Interbank Clearing (SIC). In addition, Schweizerische Nationalbank manages international reserves, such as gold, foreign exchange and international payment instruments; compiles various statistical information, including banking statistics, as well as balance of payments; and advises federal authorities on the issues of monetary policy. Furthermore, it is divided into three departments: Department I and Department III in Zuerich, and Department II in Berne.
- Employees
- 501 to 1,000
- Headquarters
- Bern
Leadership
The top of Schweizerische Nationalbank's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Martin Schlegel
Chairman Of The Governing Board
20 reports
Antoine Martin
Vice Chair
4 reports
Barbara Janom
Chairman-bank Council
3 reports
Margrit Hardegger
Geschäftsführerin Vorsorgeeinrichtungen
1 report
Matthias von Ah
Regionaler Wirtschaftsbeirat
Patrik Pörtig
Regionaler Wirtschaftsbeirat SNB
Catherine Rochat
Member Of Regional Economic Council Fribourg-vaud-valais
Alain Metrailler
Président du Conseil consultatif régional Vaud-Valais
Riccardo Biaggi
Membro Di Comitato Consultivo Economico Regionale
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