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Technology Sponsored by Technology White Clarke Group launches Swiss leasing market report Published: 2nd November 2020 Share Global finance technology company White Clarke Group has released a new country survey for the Swiss leasing market. Produced in association with the World Leasing Yearbook, the annual survey provides an assessment of the national leasing markets of Switzerland, focusing on the period up to mid-2019. Comprised of in-depth research conducted on behalf of Schweizerischer Leasingverband SLV/Association Suisse des Sociétés de Leasing ASSL, the survey offers a wealth of Switzerland’s leasing industry insights. This includes a breakdown of Switzerland’s largest customer segments, where private consumer finance equated to a 44.8% of new contracts for vehicle purchase in 2018. In contrast, the report shows that fleet leasing has stagnated over the same period, making up just 0.9% of new transactions amongst association members that year. The report also reveals that Swiss banks were dominant in the market, with a share of 46%, while captives accounted for 42% of the market. According the Swiss Leasing Association, the contract volume of the market was an estimated CHF27.5bn ($30 billion) at the end of 2018. To download a copy of the White Clarke Group Switzerland Leasing Market Update, complete the form below. {loadposition wcgswitzerland20} Finance Connect Finance Connect brings you news and updates about UK and European auto, equipment and asset finance providers. Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories Corporate Member Thought LeadersAllica: using tech to put relationships back at the heart of SME banking Corporate Member Thought LeadersJason Hurwitz reveals AI’s future in the industry as low customer trust shows resistance TechnologyWebfleet to showcase new fleet analytics and asset management solutions at IAA
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