Revolut expands its investment offering with the launch of Swiss stocks – Bitcoin Switzerland News
Revolut, the global fintech with over 1 million customers in Switzerland and more than 60 million globally, is expanding its investment offering by adding more than 50 Swiss-listed stocks to its trading platform, further strengthening access to the local Swiss market for customers across Europe. Among the newly added Swiss companies are household names such as Roche Holding AG, Nestlé S.A., Swiss Re AG, Lonza Group AG, and Swisscom AG. These additions are available to customers in the European Economic Area (EEA), as well as Swiss users, via the existing Revolut trading interface—offering the same seamless user experience and order flow already available for U.S. and European stocks.
Revolut is making this move as the Swiss Investment Survey shows that appetite for investment products has increased in recent years. With its suite of products, Revolut is normalising investing as a core part of daily personal finance, making it more accessible than ever.
This is another step Revolut takes to offer customers a flexible way to diversify their investments. With access to 50+ Swiss-listed stocks, users can check the performance of their investments with live watchlists, trading charts, and market news – all within the Revolut app.
Commenting on the launch, Julian Biegmann, General Manager for Revolut in Switzerland says:
“We are committed to making investing more accessible and relevant for customers in Switzerland. By adding a selection of well-established Swiss-listed companies we are enabling our users to invest in familiar, trusted names that play a significant role in the Swiss economy. This enhancement marks an important step in our ongoing efforts to localize and expand our investment offering, with additional opportunities to follow.”
Customers should review the relevant risks in Revolut’s risk description document available on its website prior to making any investment decision. Investment services in the European Economic Area and Switzerland are provided by Revolut Securities Europe UAB (305799582), authorised and regulated by the Bank of Lithuania and represented in Switzerland by Revolut (Switzerland) AG.
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