The Swiss National Bank implements monetary policy by setting the SNB policy rate. The SNB also intervenes in the foreign exchange market if necessary to influence economic conditions. The SNB also has the privilege of taking notes. It supplies the Swiss economy with banknotes. Banknotes ensure high standards in terms of safety and quality.The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is the central bank of Switzerland. It is the bank responsible for creating notes and bills for the Swiss Francs. They are only responsible for the monetary policy of the country. Their main goal is to keep prices stable (inflation) and help the country's economy thrive.The Bern-based watchdog called Swiss mortgage lending «too big to fail», in its separate statement . «Finma sees risks in particular in the residential buy-to-let market, supervisor Jan Bloechliger said. «With a volume of over 1.1 trillion, the Swiss mortgage market is larger than the balance sheet of a systemically important large bank ...Swiss National Bank: Notes, Changes and revisions, Key figures for the SNB, Monetary base and liquiditySNB data portal. On the data portal, the SNB publishes data which is of importance for monitoring the economy as well as for monetary policy. To this end, the SNB also draws on external sources. The table selection contains predefined tables and charts which can be configured by the user.In contrast to numismatists, antique dealers and commercial banks with a numismatics department, the Swiss National Bank does not deal in withdrawn and invalid banknotes. Fifth banknote series (1956) Pierre Gauchat and Hermann Eidenbenz's notes. The 'Saint Martin' and the 'Thistle'. Fifth banknote series, 1956, 100 franc note, back.