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      Instrument data
      Issuer
      Swiss Confederation
      Senority
      Senior Unsecured
      Currency
      CHF
      ISIN
      CH0008435569
      Coupon percent
      4%
      Coupon type
      Fixed:Plain Vanilla Fixed Coupon
      Instrument volume
      431,000,000
      Maturity date
      11/02/2023
      -
      WD Outlook: N/A
      WD Outlook: N/A
      Latest change
      Withdrawal
      12/02/2023
      General information
      Rating
      Public
      Unsolicited
      With no issuer participation
      UK endorsed
      EU Rated
      Withdrawal reason: end of maturity of the debt obligation, or in case the debt is redeemed, called, prefunded, cancelled
      Julian Zimmermann Lead analyst
      Alvise Lennkh-Yunus Committee chair
      Scope affirms Switzerland's AAA ratings with Stable Outlook

      27/1/2023 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Switzerland's AAA ratings with Stable Outlook

      The ratings are supported by a wealthy, diversified economy, low public debt and a strong external position. Financial imbalances and uncertainty around Swiss-EU relations represent credit challenges.

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      Scope affirms Switzerland’s AAA ratings with Stable Outlook

      18/2/2022 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Switzerland’s AAA ratings with Stable Outlook

      The ratings are supported by a wealthy, diversified economy, low public debt, and a strong external position. Financial imbalances and uncertainty around Swiss-EU relations represent credit challenges.

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      Scope confirms and publishes Switzerland’s credit rating at AAA and changes Outlook to Stable

      29/9/2017 Rating announcement EN

      Scope confirms and publishes Switzerland’s credit rating at AAA and changes Outlook to Stable

      A diversified and wealthy economy, prudent fiscal management, strong external position, and deep capital markets support the rating. Adverse demographics, a large and concentrated banking sector, and exposure to real estate risk remain challenges.

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