NOGA 64–66

Addresses of banks, financial service providers and insurers in Switzerland

Cantonal, regional and Raiffeisen banks, private banks, asset managers, fund companies, insurers, pension funds and insurance brokers: for IT and compliance service providers, recruiters and providers of financial software.

Our Swiss database holds 1,005,992 records (as of 4 November 2026): the entities in the commercial register and places from Overture Maps without a match. They are not yet assigned to industries; the quotation states the size available for this industry, the reference date and the delivery date.

Export of the whole industry: CHF 259 (final price). Selections by canton, municipality, language region or your own filters are quoted on request.

Official statistics: 16,850 businesses in Switzerland according to FSO, STATENT, table px-x-0602010000_106 (reference year 2024, table updated 20 August 2026). Divisions 64 financial services (6,419), 65 insurance and pension funding (588) and 66 activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance (9,843) combined. This is the size of the market, not the size of our database.

What Banking, finance and insurance covers

This industry corresponds to NOGA section K (divisions 64 to 66). The Swiss types distinguish bank groups along the lines of the Swiss National Bank’s categories: cantonal banks (24 businesses according to STATENT 2024), regional and savings banks (58), Raiffeisen banks (214), stock exchange banks (40), foreign-controlled banks (69) and others.

In terms of numbers, auxiliary financial services dominate: investment companies (4,003), other financial service activities (3,330), fund management (3,158) and insurance brokers (2,473). Holding companies without financial business are also in division 64 and should usually be excluded from sales lists.

NOGA 2008Official titleFor your selection
64.19Other monetary intermediationbank groups as Swiss types 64.19.01 to 64.19.12
64.20Activities of holding companiesfinancial and other holding companies; usually excluded
65.12Non-life insuranceaccident and property insurance, health insurers
65.30Pension funding343 businesses (STATENT 2024)
66.22Activities of insurance agents and brokersinsurance brokers and agencies
66.30Fund management activitiesfund management companies and asset management

FINMA: authorised institutions are public

Banks, insurers and other financial institutions require a licence. The supervisor publishes who is authorised.

List of authorised institutions
Financial institutions such as portfolio managers, trustees, fund management companies and securities firms need a FINMA licence (Art. 5 FINIG); banks and insurers are covered by their own acts. FINMA publishes the authorised institutions, persons and products. The lists prove the licence; they contain no sales contacts.
Insurance intermediaries
FINMA keeps a separate register for insurance intermediaries. Whether a broker is registered can be checked there case by case.
Commercial register
Banks and insurers are almost without exception public limited companies, cooperatives (Raiffeisen) or public-law institutions (cantonal banks) and are in the commercial register with a UID.

Not in the export

  • licence status with FINMA
  • assets under management, total assets or premium volume
  • names of compliance officers and management
  • membership of self-regulatory organisations
  • client portfolios

These 16 columns are planned.

Licensed, supervised or just a holding?

If you sell compliance, reporting or IT services, you are usually looking for supervised institutions. Check the selection against FINMA’s lists; the NOGA assignment alone says nothing about a licence.

Many companies in division 64 are holdings without operating business. A website as a mandatory field and the exclusion of 64.20 make the list considerably more accurate.

Example request

We offer reporting software for asset managers and are looking for businesses of the types fund management (66.30.02) and other financial service activities (66.19) in the cantons of Zurich, Zug and Geneva with a website. Please exclude holding companies.

Use

Who uses such lists

Compliance and RegTech providers

Select asset managers, fund management companies and banks in a region for product presentations.

IT service providers

Approach banks and insurers as clients for infrastructure and security.

Recruiters

Contact financial institutions in a financial centre with candidate profiles.

Fiduciaries and auditors

Identify smaller financial service providers as clients.

Questions

Banking, finance and insurance: frequently asked questions

Planned once the records carry a NOGA code; until then we check the definition in the quotation. The Swiss NOGA has separate types for cantonal banks (64.19.02), regional and savings banks (64.19.04) and Raiffeisen banks (64.19.05). The number of businesses is small, the number of branches considerably higher.

No. Whether an institution holds a FINMA licence is checked in FINMA’s public lists. The export contains company data and the NOGA assignment, not supervisory status.

NOGA assigns holding companies to division 64. They can be excluded from sales lists (64.20), as can head offices without staff.

16,850 businesses in Switzerland according to FSO, STATENT, table px-x-0602010000_106 (reference year 2024, table updated 20 August 2026). Divisions 64 financial services (6,419), 65 insurance and pension funding (588) and 66 activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance (9,843) combined. This is an official statistic, not the size of our dataset.

Format, sources, price and marketing law (UWG, asterisk marking): questions about all industries.

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