History of Interbourse

Interbourse has enjoyed its tradition for more than 50 years now.

Interbourse is the world’s largest yearly international ski event for investment bankers, fund managers, securities traders, wealth management and portfolio managers, software vendors as well as employees from stock exchanges, media relations, clearing houses, IT providers and all involved in the financial industry.

Interbourse has enjoyed its tradition for more than 50 years now. The first ever Interbourse was organised by participants of the Paris Stock Exchange in 1969 and was hosted in Les Menuires (France). Interbourse has since been hosted at renowned ski resorts:

INTERBOURSE VENUES


2020 Andermatt, Switzerland 
2019 Squaw Valley, USA
2018 Wolkenstein Val Gardena, Italy
2017 Livigno, Italy
2016 La Plagne, France
2015 Lech, Austria
2014 Val d’Isére, France
2013 Mammoth Mountain, USA
2012 Davos, Switzerland
2011 Ischgl, Austria
2010 Mayrhofen, Austria
2009 Whistler, Canada
2008 Megéve, France
2007 St.Anton, Austria
2006 Saalbach Hinterglemm, Austria
2005 Films Laax, Switzerland
2004 Zermatt, Switzerland
2003 Park City, USA
2002 Grindelwald, Switzerland
2001 Chamonix, France
2000 St.Moritz, Switzerland
1999 Banff, Canada
1998 Squaw Valley, USA
1997 Kitzbühel, Austria
1996 Aspen, USA
1995 Davos, Switzerland
1994 Vail, USA
1993 St. Anton, Austria
1992 Courchevel, France
1991 Grindelwald, Switzerland
1990 Arosa, Switzerland
1989 Megéve, France
1988 Aspen, USA
1987 Bad Gastein, Austria
1986 Madonna di Campigio, Italy
1985 St. Moritz, Switzerland
1984 Tignes, France
1983 Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy
1982 Couchevel, France
1981 Davos, Switzerland
1980 Bardonecchia, Italy
1979 Avoriaz, France
1978 Anzére, Switzerland
1977 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
1976 Sierra Nevada, USA
1975 Courmayeur, Italy
1974 Klosters, Switzerland
1973 Flaine, France
1972 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
1971 Val d’Isére, France
1970 Val d’Isére, France
1969 Les Menuires, France

 Around 500 participants from over 20 Stock Exchange centres from all around the world are looking forward to a relaxed atmosphere where they can mingle with each other and expand upon existing networks. The exchange of opinions, discussions about current affairs, exchange related topics as well as economic trends will form the core of the event alongside the sport competitions.

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