Covid-19 credits

On this page you will find information and data related to Covid-19 bridging credits.

Covid-19 bridging credits overview

The table below provides an overview of Covid-19 credits granted, Covid-19 bridging credits that have been fully repaid to date, the Covid-19 bridging credits with amounts honored to date and, as a result, the Covid-19 bridging credits that are still outstanding. Further information on these figures can be found in the sections of this website below.

Covid-19 bridging credits overview

 Credit typeNumber of creditsAverage amount
in CHF
Granted credit
volume in CHF
Granted
Covid-19 credits
Covid-19 credits
up to CHF 500'000
136'737101'77613'916'611'720
Covid-19 credit plus1'1332'647'7682'999'921'171
Total137'870122'69916'916'532'891
Fully repaid
Covid-19 credits
Covid-19 credits
up to CHF 500'000
40'307145'8155'877'347'016
Covid-19 credit plus5523'017'4371'665'625'078
Total40'859184'6107'542'972'094
Covid-19 credits
with honored volume
Covid-19 credits
up to CHF 500'000
12'45172'524902'991'187
Covid-19 credit plus222'286'22150'296'867
Total12'47376'428953'288'054

Total current Covid-19 credits

84'538

99'603

8'420'272'743

Note: The figures for Covid-19 credits plus and the respective totals are based on the total amount of credit granted and not only the 85% share guaranteed by the federal government.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Covid-19 bridging credits overview by canton

CantonGranted Covid-19 creditsFully repaid Covid-19 creditsCovid-19 credits with honored volume
NumberAmount granted in CHFNumberAmount granted in CHFNumberAmount granted in CHFAmount honored in CHF
AG7'945949'873'7342'448415'208'48081362'537'44158'693'602
AI18924'103'9619917'332'662181'008'547969'756
AR72386'733'17022246'595'3291005'994'9495'664'993
BE12'2241'572'233'1423'804743'918'90494357'909'37452'797'539
BL3'606436'507'5931'152197'497'56834332'320'00529'579'783
BS3'375486'168'907875182'249'00544155'008'08646'062'542
FR4'769575'551'6041'573272'054'63239228'475'80526'862'374
GE10'9071'366'395'5112'582535'374'8661'09387'291'02279'757'699
GL45374'918'35113344'630'922442'510'1282'428'471
GR3'229388'940'2441'156182'545'6701979'575'8368'603'799
JU1'245157'031'40832982'373'602885'449'3945'169'452
LU5'415737'799'2311'780371'285'92553942'061'98037'796'332
NE2'743321'693'501943160'370'02118912'872'77211'948'968
NW64081'646'55123342'522'003523'934'7963'842'771
OW51073'668'07616627'140'525363'479'1453'079'703
SG6'556803'487'4822'059405'717'87661334'899'04532'280'332
SH1'071125'134'89539058'566'737652'676'7522'370'289
SO3'341387'517'689965187'500'14436222'412'74321'081'740
SZ3'035369'717'3051'007149'224'91828426'319'14624'238'539
TG3'428429'604'472963183'020'13331421'606'47420'624'855
TI12'5711'368'743'6663'302561'784'50792255'942'54954'674'692
UR31459'844'33711118'668'323333'939'8333'084'297
VD15'5561'808'794'4954'297769'458'0411'306102'020'06292'239'994
VS6'433703'645'5872'074307'242'77539522'367'57721'030'686
ZG4'225647'496'1991'414282'839'39552461'129'36856'604'603
ZH23'3672'879'281'7806'7821'297'849'1312'367189'545'226173'439'553
Total137’87016'916'532'89140'8597'542'972'09412'473953'288'054874'927'368

Last updated: 20.09.2023

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Partially repaid Covid-19 bridging credits

The table below provides an overview of the amortisation payments made, e.g. the portion of the Covid-19 bridging credits partially repaid by the borrowers as the result of an amortisation plan. In accordance with Art. 11 of the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsgesetzes (in German), the lenders are to inform the loan guarantee cooperatives biannually (at the end of March and at the end of September, respectively) as to the current state of the amortisations. The concrete form that the amortisation plan takes is determined by the company and the banks.

Amortisation payments made as of 31.03.2023
Portion of outstanding credits as of 31.03.2023
NumberVolume in CHFNumberVolume in CHF
Amortisation payments made87’6331'798'759’24796.9%19.9%

Last updated: March 2023

Fully repaid Covid-19 bridging credits

The tables below show the fully repaid Covid-19 bridging credits by year and by sector. After a full repayment, the corresponding guarantee organizations are released from the Covid-19 solidarity guarantee by the lenders. Partial repayments without guarantee exoneration are not shown in the table below.

Fully repaid Covid-19 bridging credits by year

 Number of creditsAverage repaid
amount in CHF
Repaid amounts
in CHF
20208'386222'9551'869'698'050
202115'117211'5753'198'373'436
202211'569152'2731'761'642'521
20235'787123'252713'258'088
Total40'859184'6107'542'972'094

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Fully repaid Covid-19 bridging credits by sectors

 Number
of credits
Average repaid
amount in CHF
Repaid amounts
in CHF
Share of the
total repaid
volume
Share of the
sector’s granted
credit volume
Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G46)2'807299'657841'138'06411%50%
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G47)3'580166'261595'213'4588%43%
Specialised construction activities (F43)3'144183'703577'563'3318%39%
Human health activities (Q86)3'282145'107476'240'3866%57%
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G45)1'654255'588422'742'1926%41%
Food and beverage service activities (I56)3'31997'966325'149'9504%29%
Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis (M71)1'567159'285249'599'7823%51%
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment (C25)808292'999236'743'4303%49%
Construction of buildings (I55)1'123196'971221'198'2763%43%
Computer programming, consultancy and related activities (J62)1'187172'182204'379'5653%48%
All other sectors *18'388184'5233'393'003'66045%46%
Total40'859184'6107'542'972'094100%45%

*The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) publishes a list of all sectors (2-digit NOGA codes) on its website.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Honoring on guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits

The following tables provide information on the honoring of guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging loan programme, by year, by banking group and by sector. These are Covid-19 briding loans for which the banks have drawn down the guarantee. With the transfer of the honored amount from the guarantee organisations to the banks, the claims against the borrowers are transferred to the guarantee organisations. The honored amount may differ from the credit volume granted, as the banks only call on the guarantee for the portion of the loan that the borrowers have used. Reported here are the guarantees as reported by the guarantee organisations, which may differ from federal expenditures as stated in the government financial statements due to differences in the timing of the accounting entries.

Honoring on guarantees by year

 Number of creditsAverage honored
amount in CHF
Honored amounts
in CHF
Credit volume
granted in CHF
202066582'63854'954'37762'806'899
20212'89878'506227'509'634246'966'168
20225'48665'844361'220'010378'141'852
20233'42467'595231'243'347265'373'136
Total12'47370'163874'927'368953'288'054

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Honoring on guarantees by banking group

 Number of creditsAverage honored
amount in CHF
Honored amounts
in CHF
Share of the total
honored volume
Big banks *4'27584'655361'730'27041%
Cantonal banks2'86969'866200'376'08123%
PostFinance2'54851'012129'977'67515%
Raiffeisen banks1'73760'655105'357'89712%
Other banking institutions1'04474'22077'485'4459%
Total12'47370'163874'927'368100%

* Credit Suisse and UBS

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Honoring on guarantees by sectors

 Number of creditsAverage honored amount in CHFHonored amounts in CHFShare of the total
honored
volume
Share of the
sector’s granted
credit volume
Specialised construction activities (F43)2'04574'862153'092'26718%10%
Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles
and motorcycles (G46)
734117'61486'328'38210%5%
Food and beverage service activities (I56)1'74144'28777'103'6969%7%
Construction of buildings (F41)75594'51271'356'3998%13%
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and
motorcycles (G47)
92863'90859'306'8757%4%
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of
motor vehicles and motorcycles (G45)
45280'59036'426'6204%4%
Activities of head offices; management
consultancy activities (M70)
44265'07028'761'1193%9%
Real estate activities (L68)29191'37226'589'1093%9%
Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance activities (K66)33972'84324'693'7933%13%
Land transport and transport via pipelines (H49)55342'04023'248'1873%6%
All other sectors *4'19368'691288'020'92132%3%
Total12'47370'163874'927'368100%5%

*The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) publishes a list of all sectors (2-digit NOGA codes) on its website.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Receivables management after honoring of guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits

The following table provides information on the receivables management of the honored guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits. After the guarantee has been honored, the outstanding receivables from the respective Covid 19 bridging credit are transferred from the lending bank to the guarantee organization for receivables management. In the course of the receivables management, the guarantee organizations take all necessary precautions to recover outstanding receivables (recoveries). The receivables management is discontinued if either the entire outstanding amount has been recovered or no further recoveries are possible (uncollectible receivables). In the case of uncollectible receivables, a distinction is made between guarantees for which it was possible to recover part of the amount honored (partial loss) and those for which it was not possible to generate any recoveries (total loss). Reasons for incurring uncollectible receivables after honoring guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits are: The borrower is a dissolved or bankrupt corporation. The borrower is deceased.1

Overview of receivables management

Number Amount granted
in CHF
Amount honored
in CHF
Recoveries
in CHF
Uncollectible
amounts receivable
in CHF 2
Receivables
management
discontinued
with ​recoveries
(100% repaid) 3
22414'050'80410'181'36610'153'3260
with ​recoveries
(partial loss)
38630'323'16427'952'3273'456'19524'496'132
without ​recoveries
(total loss)
92350'426'80844'799'464044'799'464
Total cases
with discontinued receivables
management
1'53394'800'77682'933'15713'609'52169'295'596
Receivables management ongoing10'940858'487'278791'994'21121'256'9570
Total12'473953'288'054874'927'36834'866'47869'295'596

Last updated: 20.09.2023

1 In cases of bankruptcy and decease, uncollectible receivables may arise due to a lack of assets or because a loss certificate issued to the guarantee organization cannot be further managed.

2 The uncollectible receivables amounts are calculated from the honored guarantee volume less the recoveries.

3 In cases of abuse under the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsverordnung and the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsgesetz, recoveries can exceed the amount honored due to interests on late payments and damage interests.

Receivables management: recoveries by year

The table below provides information on guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits honored in the year indicated, for which recoveries have resulted to date.

 Number of
guarantees honored
with recoveries
Recoveries in CHFHonored amounts in CHFShare of recoveries
of amounts honored
20201995'870'17917'213'27534%
202162216'352'33844'832'03936%
20228259'614'71048'529'17420%
20233003'050'68134'893'1469%
Total1'94634'887'908145'467'63424%

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Federal provisions

The table below provides an overview of the honoring of guarantees expected in the future. These estimates are updated annually. As of the end of 2022, the federal government has recognised provisions for CHF 1.1 billion for future honoring of guarantees until the end of the programme. Actual losses can only be determined after the end of the bridging loan programme and after the completion of the receivables management (see also: Recoveries after honoring guarantees under the Covid-19 bridging credits).

 Federal provisions for future honoring of guaranteesPortion of the outstanding loan volume
as of the end of the year
20221.1 billion11.4%

Further analyses of the bridging credits granted

The following charts illustrate distributions of granted Covid-19 bridging credits by selected specifications, such as canton or sector. These visualizations provide background knowledge and are based on data from the guarantee organizations. In order to exclude any conclusions about individual companies and to guarantee their anonymity, only aggregated data can be made available. Due to rounding, it is possible that the sum of the shares may not be 100%.

Status: 07.09.2021

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The following two figures illustrate the development over time of the granting of Covid-19 bridging credits up to 500’000 Swiss francs and are based on the data of the guarantee organizations.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

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Reports of abuse

The table below contains potential and actual cases of abuse under the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsverordnung (in German) and the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsgesetz (in German). Here you find the concept for the detection and prevention of abuse (in German). The statistics show the cases of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are aware, either because they have filed a criminal complaint themselves or because they have been informed about them by third parties. They are not complete with regard to criminal charges of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are not aware. The statistics are updated on an ongoing basis.

Types of abuse
(all types according
to the ordinance)
In clarifi-
cation
Abuse not confirmedCorrection without filing of criminal complaintWithout charge –clarification discon-
tinued*
Criminal complaint filed**
Open casesClosed cases
NumberDelinquency amount
in CHF***
NumberDelinquency amount
in CHF***
Multiple applications (Art. 3,
para. 1)
3710022217515'024'142464'615'267
Date of foundation (Art. 3,
para. 1, a.)
211301751151'121'19814411'736
In bankruptcy, estate or liquidation (Art. 3,
para. 1, b.)
1713240251'518'978191'572'700
Sales information (Art. 7,
para. 1)
6931'0501'5601231263'671'78812416'187'363
Support for other emergency regulations (Art. 3,
para. 1, d.)
20200000
Use of credit in general and replacement investments (Art. 6,
para. 1 und 2)1
3'286319500731'504145'553'48454140'386'866
Use of credit dividends, refinancing, etc. (Art. 6,
para. 3)2
3183282'20926810'741'287233'058'055
Others45892149330736'831'78913010'664'451
Total4'8322'0324'841922'306274'462'66689776'896'438

*Cases in which no criminal complaints have been filed and the borrower, respectively its governing bodies as well as all persons involved in the management or liquidation of the borrower, insofar as they would be liable, are deceased or missing. If a missing person reappears, the case can be reopened.

**Including criminal complaints from third parties of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are aware.

***The reported delinquency amount corresponds to the volume of credits at the time they were granted. No account is taken of whether losses have effectively been incurred.

1 As of the commencement of the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsgesetz (Covid-19-SBüG) (in German) on December 19, 2020, the prohibition to carry out new investments in fixed assets that are not replacement investments has been lifted (cf. Art. 27 para. 2 Covid-19-SBüG).

2 As of the commencement of the Covid-19-SBüG on December 19, 2020, already the decision on the payment of dividends is unlawful (cf. Art. 2 para. 2 lit. a Covid-19-SBüG and Official Bulletin: AB 2020 N 2040 of October 30, 2020, and AB 2020 S 1314 f. of December 10, 2020).

Last updated: 20.09.2023

In addition, the statistics from the Money Laundering Reporting Office (MROS) showed all a) reports according to the Money Laundering Act or the Criminal Code, as well as b) the number of complaints filed by MROS with law enforcement agencies (according to Art. 23 para. 4 Money Laundering Act) until the end of 2021. The MROS statistics can show cases that are also included in the above table of abuse reports.

Open cases after criminal complaint

The following table shows the open cases after criminal complaints have been filed of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are aware, either because they filed the criminal complaints themselves or because they were informed about them by third parties. It is not complete with regard to criminal complaints of which the loan guarantee cooperatives have no knowledge. The statistics are updated on an ongoing basis.

Open cases after criminal complaint per canton

CantonCriminal complaint filed: open cases*
NumberDelinquency amount**
AG221CHF 24'083'516
AI1CHF 25'000
AR20CHF 1'876'826
BE155CHF 17'268'108
BL95CHF 13'040'594
BS99CHF 13'657'841
FR96CHF 7'774'842
GE147CHF 17'994'822
GL7CHF 690'500
GR22CHF 1'821'568
JU6CHF 669'399
LU108CHF 18'167'641
NE16CHF 1'680'975
NW13CHF 2'178'900
OW6CHF 1'103'314
SG107CHF 7'617'243
SH9CHF 888'000
SO53CHF 6'688'049
SZ54CHF 7'659'470
TG45CHF 5'314'946
TI97CHF 11'306'835
UR7CHF 423'640
VD303CHF 33'978'210
VS39CHF 3'720'297
ZG112CHF 17'849'159
ZH468CHF 56'928'971
Total2'306CHF 274'462'666

*Including criminal complaints filed by third parties of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are aware.

**The reported delinquency amount corresponds to the volume of credits at the time they were granted. No account is taken of whether losses have effectively been incurred.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Closed cases after criminal complaint

Below is a table with the closed cases by type of abus, by canton and a table of guilty verdicts by industry after criminal complaints have been filed. These are criminal complaints of which the loan guarantee cooperatives are aware, either because they filed the criminal complaints themselves or because they have been informed about them by third parties. It is not complete with regard to criminal complaints of which the loan guarantee cooperatives have no knowledge. The statistics are updated on an ongoing basis.

Closed cases by type of abuse

Types of abuse
(all types according
to the ordinance)
No
criminal
proceed-
ings:
Non-
pro-
secution
Criminal proceedings closed
InnocentReparationGuiltyCriminal
proceedings
discontinued*
NumberNumberDelin-
quency amount
in CHF**
NumberDelin-
quency amount
in CHF**
NumberDelin-
quency
amount
in CHF**
Multiple
applications
(Art. 3, para. 1)
129704'936333'766'227170'119
Date of foundation
(Art. 3, para. 1, a.)
130010347'73600
In bankruptcy, estate or liquidation
(Art. 3, para. 1, b.)
25262'90010292'60000
Sales information
(Art. 7,para. 1)
831212'027'547649'086'47800
Support for other emergency regulations
(Art. 3, para. 1 ,d.)
00000000
Use of credit
in general and replacement investments
(Art. 6, para. 1
and 2)1
31109898'363'97130919'677'4733274'000
Use of credit dividends, refinancing, etc.
(Art. 6, para. 3)2
374485'62491'087'02000
Others539384'556'242483'006'63800
Total5119616316'201'22048337'264'1724344'119

*Cases in which the criminal proceedings have been discontinued and the borrower, respectively its governing bodies as well as all persons involved in the management or liquidation of the borrower, insofar as they would be liable, are deceased or missing. If a missing person reappears, the case can be reopened.

**The reported delinquency amount corresponds to the volume of credits at the time they were granted. No account is taken of whether losses have effectively been incurred.

1 As of the commencement of the Covid-19-Solidarbürgschaftsgesetz (Covid-19-SBüG) (in German) on December 19, 2020, the prohibition to carry out new investments in fixed assets that are not replacement investments has been lifted (cf. Art. 27 para. 2 Covid-19-SBüG).

2 As of the commencement of the Covid-19-SBüG on December 19, 2020, already the decision on the payment of dividends is unlawful (cf. Art. 2 para. 2 lit. a Covid-19-SBüG and Official Bulletin: AB 2020 N 2040 of October 30, 2020, and AB 2020 S 1314 f. of December 10, 2020).

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Closed cases by canton

CantonCriminal complaint filed: closed cases
NumberDelinquency amount*
AG40CHF 2'756'331
AI3CHF 84'000
AR9CHF 954'200
BE62CHF 4'068'209
BL16CHF 1'716'488
BS53CHF 4'006'216
FR18CHF 694'005
GE89CHF 8'955'574
GL1CHF 500'000
GR13CHF 905'370
JU2CHF 68'000
LU49CHF 6'153'271
NE7CHF 478'387
NW5CHF 761'000
OW3CHF 85'000
SG56CHF 3'000'058
SH2CHF 550'000
SO45CHF 3'419'845
SZ25CHF 2'723'291
TG12CHF 533'000
TI38CHF 3'044'229
UR00
VD61CHF 4'553'153
VS36CHF 1'945'938
ZG27CHF 6'522'850
ZH225CHF 18'418'023
Total897CHF 76'896'438

*The reported delinquency amount corresponds to the volume of credits at the time they were granted. No account is taken of whether losses have effectively been incurred.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Guilty verdicts by industry

Criminal proceedings closed:
guilty
NumberDelinquency amount*
Specialised construction activities (F43)106CHF 8’727’788
Food and beverage service activities (I56)62CHF 4’151’253
Construction of buildings (F41)33CHF 2’890'968
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G47) 33CHF 3'170'496
Services to buildings and landscape activities (N81)24CHF 1’237'225
Land transport and transport via pipelines (H49) 20CHF 982’200
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G45) 19CHF 1’810’966
Other personal service activities (S96)19CHF 1’182’490
Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles (G46) 18CHF 1’283'553
Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities (M70)16CHF 1’278’693
All other industries**133CHF 10'548'540
Total483CHF 37'264'172

*The reported delinquency amount corresponds to the volume of credits at the time they were granted. No account is taken of whether losses have effectively been incurred.

**The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) publishes a list of all sectors (2-digit NOGA codes) on its website.

Last updated: 20.09.2023

Banks: Participation list, documents and information

Here is a list of the 125 banks that have granted Covid-19 loans.

Bank-specific documents:

Bank-specific information:

Parliamentary initiatives

The following table shows the parliamentary initiatives related to the Covid-19 bridging credits program.

Type of initiativeSubmitted byDate of submissionTitle of the initiative (only in German or French)
InterpellationCN Fabio Regazzi (Die Mitte)15.06.2023Taux d'intérêt des crédits Covid-19. Comment la situation va-t-elle évoluer? (23.3827)
InterpellationCN Céline Amaudruz (SVP)04.05.2023Hausse soudaine des taux d'intérêt des crédits COVID. Les entrepreneurs pris au dépourvu! (23.3549)
MotionCN Sidney Kamerzin (Die Mitte)03.05.2023Crédits COVID-19 garantis par cautionnement. Supprimer le taux d'intérêt pour les crédits inférieurs à 500 000 francs et plafonner à 0,5 pour cent pour les crédits supérieurs (23.3538)
InterpellationCN Piero Marchesi (SVP)03.05.2023Relèvement des taux d'intérêt des crédits COVID-19. Le Conseil fédéral doit revenir sur sa décision (23.3534)
InterpellationCN Olivier Feller (FDP)03.05.2023Augmentation brutale et substantielle des taux d'intérêt appliqués aux crédits COVID-19 (23.3527)
QuestionNC Franziska Ryser (Grüne)12.04.2023Le relèvement des taux d'intérêt des crédits COVID-19 affecte les PME (23.1021)
Question for Question TimeNC Maja Riniker (FDP)29.11.2022Nombre des faillites intervenues malgré le déblocage de crédits-relais Covid-19 (22.7876)
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