Swiss private insurers are major taxpayers and, as such, make a significant contribution to the country's pulic sector.

125 years of responsibility, trust and change: in this very special year for the Swiss Insurance Association (SIA), Insurers’ Day was all about security.

The BAK study shows that private insurance was still one of the most productive and economically important sectors in Switzerland in 2023.

Switzerland’s private insurance industry is one of the most important and productive sectors of the national economy.

With their expertise in risk coverage and hazard prevention, insurers contribute to the stability of the economic system and prosperity in Switzerland.
The SIA and its partner, the VBV-AFA, cooperate closely with various educational institutions.

Private insurers employed 49,902 people in 2021, according to the annual survey conducted by the Swiss Insurance Association SIA.

The Swiss Insurance Association SIA is joining the United Nations-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance as a supporter.

SIA chairman Rolf Dörig takes a look at the current challenges facing the Swiss insurance industry.

Why can’t a pandemic be insured by private insurers alone? Our latest explanatory video shows the reasons.

The Swiss government is currently working on a ‘pool solution’ to cushion the economic impact of future pandemics. Ivo Menzinger has worked on the possible structures for the solution.

The SIA is the industry association of the Swiss private insurance industry. It represents the interests of its members at national and international level.

The need for safety is a fundamental human need. The Swiss are a very safety-minded nation, spending more money on insurance than any other.

Risks that individuals or corporations cannot or will not bear themselves, are being transferred to insurers which subsequently cover eventual losses.
