Legal and financial translation for banks. Prudential terminology, processed in Switzerland

A circular from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), a fund prospectus, a compliance policy, an annual report: these texts are cited, compared and archived. Corrext translates them with the terms of official texts and keeps control over where they are processed.

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Adopted by legal and financial professionals in Switzerland

  • Swiss FinTech Awards 2024Early Stage winner
  • BILANZMost innovative companies 2024
  • Digital Shapers
    2023
  • Supported by
    Innosuisse
  • ISO 27001
    certified
  • 100% Swiss hostingInfomaniak

Benefits you can measure

80 %

maximum savings on review: assisted review and lawyer-linguists in the same environment.

60 %

maximum savings on preparing a project: analysis, quote and delivery time calculated automatically.

100 %

of storage and processing in Switzerland with Highly sensitive content mode, in line with Art. 47 BankA.

Maximum values, which vary with the volume and type of documents.

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A client document pasted into an online service

Storage and processing in Switzerland in Highly sensitive mode

A prudential term translated by guesswork

FINMA terminology checked in CHnell

The same report retranslated at every reporting date

A translation memory only your organisation can reuse

One order per target language

One project, three target languages, a single review

A foreign engine chosen without any rules

The Attorney-Client privilege notice when the engine is chosen

Tools for your institution

Legal review and certification for published documents.

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Banking and prudential terminology, with source and date.

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Day-to-day work: notes, correspondence, working documents.

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Quotes

Choose who reviews the machine translation, then get the estimated delivery time and the quote.

Internal reviewInternal review time: 1 to 2 hours
Custom workflowExternal review, due date and priority order

External review settings

FileLanguagesReview
Darlehensvertrag_2026.docxDE → FRExternal
Review levelFull review (legal translator)Light review (legal translator)Full review (legal translator)Double review & certified translation
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From the document you read to the one you file with an authority

Each level adds human work, a longer delivery time and a higher cost. The right level is the lowest one that meets the document's real purpose.

  1. 1

    Machine translation

    To understand and work fast: document review, internal reading, hearing preparation. The engine alone, without review, in Text and document translation.

  2. 2

    Post-editing

    Light review for understanding and internal circulation, Full review for a text ready to share with third parties. A legal translator revises the engine's output.

  3. 3

    Legal review

    Double review & certified translation: two qualified legal translators from a specialised agency, and a signed certificate attesting to accuracy and impartiality.

  4. 4

    Certification and apostille

    Certification authenticated by a Swiss notary, then an apostille from the cantonal State Chancellery under the Hague Convention, for documents intended for authorities.

Does banking secrecy survive machine translation?

It all depends on where processing takes place and whether data is reused. Corrext keeps the two explicitly separate. Storage is Swiss in every case. Processing is Swiss in Highly sensitive content mode or with the LexMachina engine, and sensitive content feeds no memory.

Security and data sovereignty
Swiss hosting.

Infrastructure in Switzerland, ISO 27001 certification obtained in February 2024.

Swiss processing on request.

Highly sensitive content mode or the LexMachina engine, in German, French, Italian and English.

No training on your content.

Client documents are not used to train Neur.on's translation models.

Frequently asked questions from financial institutions

Is machine translation compatible with Art. 47 BankA?

The question turns on where processing takes place and whether data is reused. In Highly sensitive content mode, Corrext stores and processes documents in Switzerland only and builds no translation memory from them. Third-party engines hosted abroad trigger the Attorney-Client privilege notice, which restates your organisation's policy: prior pseudonymisation, sensitive matters excluded.

Is FINMA terminology covered?

The CHnell concordancer covers 30 domains, including Banking & Finance, Supervisory (FINMA) and Fund Prospectuses. Each result shows its official source, such as the Federal Gazette or Fedlex, and opens in context.

Can we require a Swiss engine across the whole organisation?

The organisation's policy appears in the tool when the engine is chosen, in the form of the Attorney-Client privilege notice, and Highly sensitive content mode guarantees processing in Switzerland. The precise set-up is defined during the demo.

Can our multilingual annual reports follow a single process?

Yes. A project accepts several target languages, detects the number of standard pages and the legal category of each file, then calculates the delivery time for the chosen review.

What happens to the institution's translation memory?

Projects with Standard confidentiality can be reused as memory by your organisation alone. Projects in Highly sensitive content mode are never reused.

Which languages are available?

The platform covers 30 languages. German, French, Italian and English are native with LexMachina and are the four languages available in Highly sensitive content mode.

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