AI Consulting in Zurich

    Zurich is a financial centre, so AI projects here start from confidentiality and control, not from a demo. We design and review AI systems that a compliance function, an internal audit and a client mandate can all live with.

    Zurich's AI reality: banking, insurance, tech

    Zurich concentrates private banking, asset management, insurance, and a strong engineering and research scene around ETH. The recurring AI questions are about client-identifying data, professional secrecy, model access control, and traceability of any output that reaches a client document. Convenience-first SaaS setups usually fail the first internal review, so architecture decisions come early.

    Regulatory context: revFADP, FINMA, EU exposure

    Zurich clients work under the revised FADP, FINMA supervision for regulated institutions, and banking secrecy obligations. There is no Swiss AI Act, but firms serving EU clients or offering AI-driven products into the EU pick up EU AI Act obligations as providers or deployers. We assess Swiss requirements and EU exposure in one pass so the architecture only gets built once.

    What Zurich companies ask us for

    On site in Zurich

    We travel to Zurich for workshops, audits and steering meetings; the rest is remote. No local office — the company is registered in Norderstedt, Germany, and we say so rather than pretending otherwise.

    Services for this region

    The work we most often do here — same team, same deliverables, wherever you sit.

    Country overview

    Frequently asked questions

    Do you have an office in Zurich?

    No. Voidgap UG is registered in Norderstedt, Germany. We work with Zurich clients remote-first and travel for workshops, audits and steering meetings.

    Can client-identifying data stay inside our environment?

    Yes. Where secrecy requirements demand it we design for tenant-internal or on-premise processing, with access logging built in from the start.

    Do you know FINMA expectations for AI?

    We work to the control expectations regulated institutions already apply — documented risk assessment, access control, traceability and human oversight — and align the AI setup with your internal control framework.

    We sell into the EU. What changes?

    Then the EU AI Act likely applies to those systems. We determine the role, classification and documentation duties in the same assessment.

    Tell us what's running in production.

    We'll tell you what we'd check first — and what we wouldn't bother with.

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