Swiss
Coverage of Swiss in the Nexus archive.
- Danantara Bets $1 Billion on Private Credit With Partners Group
The Indonesian sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, has given a $1 billion private credit mandate. This substantial investment was directed to the Swiss asset manager, Partners Group, and represents one of Danantara's largest investments into lucrative global private markets.
- With No Heirs, Kuehne’s Foundation Gets His $49 Billion Fortune
Klaus-Michael Kuehne’s death marks the end of an era for his German empire and signals the transfer of his $49 billion fortune. Because he had no heirs, his wealth is being transferred to a low-key Swiss foundation.
- Swiss to Reject Stricter Neutrality in Vote Russia Wants to Sway
Swiss voters are set to reject an initiative that seeks to strengthen the country’s neutrality during a ballot next month. This upcoming vote follows attempts by Russia to influence the outcome, using remarks concerning Switzerland's actions during World War II.
- Airlines restore some Middle East flights as suspensions continue
Airlines are partially resuming flights to the Middle East amid ongoing suspensions due to diplomatic efforts to end conflict with Iran. Air Canada, Air France, KLM, Delta, and others have extended or maintained flight suspensions to destinations like Tel Aviv, Dubai, and Riyadh, while Lufthansa and ITA Airways restarted Tel Aviv services in July.
- U.S.-Iran accord hits early snag after Swiss talks fail to proceed as planned
A U.S.-Iran accord faces early challenges after Swiss talks did not proceed as planned. Analysts suggest a lasting resolution to the Middle East conflict will require significant time.
- Swiss head to polls in divisive anti-immigration vote
The Swiss are voting on an anti-immigration measure and a bill to reduce accessibility to civilian service. The anti-immigration vote is described as divisive.