Federal finance Administration FFA
The Federal Finance Administration (FFA) is responsible for the budget estimate, the financial plan, and accounting; it evaluates the projects of all departments involving expenditures, develops financial policy concepts (such as the financial model, the reorganisation of fiscal equalisation, the division of responsibilities between the Federal Government and the cantons, and the debt brake), is responsible for the statistics on the public budgets of Switzerland, and administers federal fiscal equalisation. It ensures the permanent liquidity of the Federal Government and is responsible for raising funds and investing on the money and capital markets.
Press releases
Here you will find the latest media releases from the Federal Finance Administration:
Key topics

Federal finances at a glance
What is the financial situation? How high are receipts and expenditure? Key figures at a glance.

Fiscal equalization
Here, you can find current information on the national fiscal equalization, including the annual equalization payments.

Debt brake
The debt brake protects the federal budget from structural deficits. It stipulates that the Confederation may only spend as much as it collects in receipts – after adjusting for fluctuations due to the economic cycle.

Financial statistics
The Federal Finance Administration's financial statistics provide a comprehensive overview of the financial position of the Confederation, cantons, municipalities and social security funds.
Data sources
Data portal
The Federal Finance Administration's data portal offers an interactive platform for analysing federal finances.
Current datas
Short-term money market claims, swiss confederation bonds, state indicators, federal financial statements and budget
Federal Finance Administration FFA
Switzerland - 3003 Berne

