ISFB Insight Online
The latest news on skills development in the banking and financial ecosystem in French-speaking Switzerland.
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Second Meeting of the ISFB Observatory Committee – Video 1
In this video, Dr. Erwan Bellard and Prof. Nathalie Delobbe from the University of Geneva, along with Prof. Eric Davoine from the University of Fribourg, discuss the value of having an ISFB Observatory dedicated to banking and finance professions in French-speaking Switzerland. They explain why such an initiative helps provide a better understanding of how these professions are evolving, the skills required, and training needs in French-speaking Switzerland.
Innovation as the ability to adapt
In a banking and financial environment that is constantly evolving, the ISFB must both provide services that are useful to its members today and devote part of its energy to understanding what may be needed tomorrow in terms of skills development. Innovation is not a constant disruption; it is an organized capacity for adaptation, serving the mission of the Institute and its ecosystem.
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ISFB Insight Print: The magazine for skills development in the banking and financial ecosystem of French-speaking Switzerland
The quarterly print publication features analyses, interviews, and opinion pieces on trends in the banking and finance industries.
The quarterly publication is distributed free of charge to ISFB member institutions, which may make it available to their staff, clients, or partners—particularly in their reception areas, lounges, waiting rooms, or reception areas.
Individuals can also receive the magazine as part of their ISFB Hub membership.
Since January 2023, ISFB Insight Online has primarily been an online publication. Articles, interviews, opinion pieces, newsletters, and social media posts keep pace with current events, industry trends, and ideas circulating in the French-speaking Swiss financial community. It’s all about immediacy: delivering information quickly, picking up on signals, sparking reactions, and gauging what captures attention. ISFB Insight Print operates on a different timeline. Print curates, compiles, and slows things down. It gives certain texts greater longevity, more space to certain voices, and greater weight to reflections that deserve to be preserved, reread, and shared. Digital media drives the momentum; print preserves the record. Between these two formats, different timeframes intersect. Some content remains available exclusively online to maintain its direct link to current events and extend the reading experience. Other articles, written by members for members, find their place solely in the print edition. ISFB Insight thus bridges the gap between the rapid circulation of ideas and the more enduring preservation of contributions.
Mathias Baitan, General Manager
