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Find out about the first modern stock corporation, revolutionary business ideas, and how huge corporations have emerged from the 16th century to the present day. The permanent exhibition of the Swiss Finance Museum offers a comprehensive look into the Swiss financial market, and provides fascinating links between economic history and the modern innovations of the financial sector. Key historical pieces from one of the world's biggest and most important collections of securities will allow you to trace the development of our modern financial economy all the way back to the 16th century. This entrance ticket also allows you access to the annually changing special exhibition. Starting on October 18, 2019, the exhibition "Famous" returns by popular demand. "Famous – From the collection of the Finance Museum", gives visitors an insight into the lives of famous people, including Charlie Chaplin, Maria Theresa, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and many more, through the lens of historical securities.