Campaigners Urge Swiss National Bank to Sell $1.1 Billion Stake in Palantir
Campaigners from Minneapolis called on the Swiss National Bank to divest its $1.1 billion stake in Palantir during a central bank meeting on April 24. They cited the company's involvement in U.S. immigration enforcement operations as the reason for their demand. The statement was made at the bank's meeting today.
Campaigners from Minneapolis stated at a Swiss National Bank meeting on April 24 that the central bank should sell its $1.1 billion stake in Palantir. They cited Palantir's involvement in U.S. immigration enforcement operations as the basis for their call.
The statement occurred during the central bank's meeting held today. No immediate response from the Swiss National Bank was reported in connection with the campaigners' demand.
provides software used in various operations, including those related to U.S. immigration enforcement. The $1.1 billion stake represents the Swiss National Bank's investment in the firm as of the latest available data.


