The Sino-Swiss Business Awards (SSBA) is a highly regarded biyearly event organized by SwissCham China in partnership with the Swiss Embassy. Its primary objective is to recognize and celebrate companies's significant contributions to the Swiss and Chinese business communities.

The life science industry in China is undergoing rapid and transformative growth, presenting immense opportunities for Swiss Pharma and MedTech companies. As a pivotal hub of innovation in the global life science landscape, Switzerland's enterprises possess remarkable advantages in technology and research and development.

Basel III was first introduced over a decade ago as an attempt to remedy serious shortcomings of Basel II highlighted by the Global Financial Crisis of 2007-8. In particular, Basel II led to insufficient capitalization of banks, insufficient bank liquidity, and furthermore, did not provide a meaningful macroprudential framework to deal with systemic risk, that being whole-system failure.

Features 10-15 stands of Swiss retail and services brands offering high-quality products.

Join us for an evening of celebration as we commemorate the Swiss National Day with a delightful BBQ dinner buffet. A highlight of the evening will be the exquisite Swiss Raclette. Indulge in the authentic flavors and experience the culinary excellence that Switzerland is renowned for.

We are delighted to extend a cordial invitation to our esteemed guests for the second workshop of the year, an opportunity for SwissCham Members to continue the discussion on economic affairs with the Swiss Embassy. This exclusive event, organized by SwissCham, will be hosted by Mr. Martin Matter, the Head of the Swiss Embassy's Economic, Finance, and Trade Section.

We are delighted to invite you to our first upcoming Market Access and Regulation event on May 25 from 15:45 to 17:30 at Yale Center Beijing. Remote access will also be available.

Switzerland and China have a long-standing bilateral relationship and strong economic ties. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted many channels of communication. As the world is slowly recovering from the pandemic, Swiss government officials and businesspeople are now re-connecting with their Chinese counterparts and re-shaping their relationships. What are the main challenges in the process?

Switzerland and China have a long-standing bilateral relationship and strong economic ties. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted many channels of communication. As the world is slowly recovering from the pandemic, Swiss government officials and businesspeople are now re-connecting with their Chinese counterparts and re-shaping their relationships. What are the main challenges in the process?

At our Business and Diplomacy Briefing on April 27th, you'll gain valuable insights into China's economic development and what it means for Swiss MNCs.