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EY Biotech Report
The Global Biotech Report — “Beyond Borders” 2022 covers key developments in 2021. One common theme stands out: Switzerland punches well above its weight when it comes to biotech innovation.

EY Sustainability Report 2021
With our EY Switzerland Sustainability Report 2021 we provide insights on the impact we have on our people, clients, society and the environment.
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Direct Investment in Europe: The economy is recovering slowly from the pandemic – Switzerland remains attractive
Zurich, May 31 2022 – Switzerland remains a popular location for investors: With a total of 75 direct investments made in 2021, it ranks 16th overall in Europe. Despite a slight decline in relation to the size of the country, this is a very good ranking. Switzer-land ranked 14th in 2020 and 17th in 2019. This is shown by the audit and consulting firm EY’s latest study of investment projects by foreign companies in Europe.
31 May 2022
Swiss Biotech Report 2022 shows sector again performs exceptionally at all levels
During 2021, Switzerland’s life sciences sector again played a major role in combating the COVID pandemic with two Swiss based companies developing in partnerships effective Covid-specific therapeutics (Humabs BioMed/Vir Biotechnology and Molecular Partners/Novartis). In addition, Swiss life science companies also continued their work developing innovative solutions for other high unmet medical needs. This resulted in another year of very strong capital investments totaling CHF 3.33B from domestic and international sources and R&D investments aggregating to a new record of CHF 2.56B. The latest edition of the Swiss Biotech Report launched today by the Swiss Biotech Association in conjunction with EY and seven other partner organizations provides an analysis of the 2021 biotech funding as well as other 2021 key ratios and statistics compared to prior years.
3 May 2022
A positive working atmosphere is the most important factor for Swiss millennials – salary is losing importance
Zurich, 26. April 2022 – The world of work has changed fundamentally due to the pandemic and, with it, the demands of employees have shifted – this also applies to millennials. When looking for a job, they are not interested in money – at least not just money.
27 Apr 2022
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