An eco-system at the service of independent financial professionals

HUB+ offers Swiss financial independents actors comprehensive support, including networking, legal and administrative support, as well as access to high-level conferences and training courses. Thanks to its independent and innovative platform, HUB+ facilitates the professional development and visibility of its members in a dynamic and collaborative ecosystem.

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Joining HUB+ means becoming part of a dynamic, human network that actively supports independent financial professionals at every stage of their business. It also means benefiting from concrete tools, quality content and an environment conducive to opportunities and growth.
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Discover HUBMag

HUBMag is the association’s magazine, which deciphers financial news, gives experts a voice and highlights the players shaping the Swiss financial landscape.

Networking & Events

Discover high-level conferences and training courses on financial and regulatory news, as well as a human-scale networking space for developing business relationships.

The Evolution of Digital Asset Institutionalization and the Next 5-Year Outlook

Training

Discover the training programs designed specifically for our members, including independent wealth managers, trustees, and independent finance professionals.

Formation Continue : Évolutions réglementaires & conformité

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News

Das Eidgenössische Departement für Wirtschaft, Bildung und Forschung (WBF) hat den Anhang der Verordnung vom 10. April 2024 über Massnahmen gegenüber Personen und Organisationen, welche die Hamas oder den Palästinensischen Islamischen Dschihad unterstützen (SR 946.231.09), geändert.
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA has once again reviewed numerous money laundering risk analyses and is supplementing Guidance 05/2023 with further observations and insights for both banks and FinIA institutions. In doing so, it recognised the progress made, but also identified further room for improvement. 
In its new Guidance, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority FINMA explains the risk patterns it is increasingly observing in relation to the use of products in individual portfolio management in the context of escalation cases. The Guidance recalls the rules that institutions must follow when products are used in individual portfolio management.
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