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Verein für Finanzgeschichte (Schweiz und Fürstentum Liechtenstein)
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Association pour l'histoire de la finance (Suisse et Principauté
du Liechtenstein)
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Association for Financial History (Switzerland and Principality of
Liechtenstein)
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The Association for Financial History (Switzerland and Principality of
Liechtenstein) was founded in 1990 and is dedicated to comprehensive historical
and archive-related examinations of the financial sector in Switzerland
and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
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| Through events and publications it makes topical historical
issues accessible to a more general public beyond specialist circles. |
| The following titles have been published as part of the series
'Contributions to Financial History' (further titles forthcoming): |
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| Vol. 1: Walther Hofer,
Herbert R. Reginbogin: Hitler, der Westen und die Schweiz 1936-1945 (Hitler,
the West and Switzerland, 2002) |
| Vol. 2: Werner de
Capitani: Banking confidentiality and Historical Research. Legal opinion
(2002) |
| Vol. 3: Michel Fior:
Le rôle de l 'Entre-deux-guerres dans le développement de la
place financière suisse (The role of the Interwar period in the development
of the Swiss financial center, 2002) |
| Vol. 4: Jean-Christian
Lambelet: Recherche historique et sciences sociales. Réflexions d'un
économiste iconoclaste (Historical research and Social sciences.
Reflections by an iconoclastic economist, 2002) |
| Vol. 5: Beat Kappeler:
Nach 50 Jahren: Die Renten für die Alten in einer neuen Welt (After
50 years: The pensions for old people in a new world, 2003) |
| Vol. 6: Nikolaus Linder:
Der Fall Malacrida. Ein Berner Bankenkrach und seine Folgen (The Malacrida
Case. A Bernese Bank Crash and its Consequences, 2005) |
| Vol. 7: Robert U. Vogler:
Das Schweizer Bankgeheimnis: Entstehung, Bedeutung, Mythos (Swiss Banking
Secrecy: Origins, Significance, Myth, 2005) |
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These volumes are free of charge and can be ordered directly at the Association
for Financial History.
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Verein für Finanzgeschichte
(Schweiz und Fürstentum Liechtenstein)
8000 Zürich
info@finanzgeschichte.ch
/ +41 44 333 97 96 (fax) |