Former Hungarian Minister of National Economy Márton Nagy moved to Switzerland this summer. In Zurich, he began working at an investment bank, where, according to available information, he has been employed since leaving Viktor Orbán's government. Telex ↗
Márton Nagy was a member of Orbán's government and held the position of Minister of National Economy. His tenure in the government ended before the summer, after which he subsequently went abroad. He has been living in Switzerland for several months now. Index.hu ↗
Information about his new workplace was published by the Hungarian portal Válasz Online, based on interviews with several sources. Media reported that Márton Nagy works for an investment bank headquartered in Zurich. Details about the bank's name, his job position, or the conditions of his employment have not yet been disclosed.
According to the published information, the former minister started looking for a job abroad even before the Tisza party's election victory. This information may suggest that he had already been considering leaving Hungarian politics before the political situation in the country changed. HVG ↗
Thus, after leaving the government, Márton Nagy returned to the financial sector, in which he had also worked before his political involvement. Further details about his work in Switzerland or his future activities are not yet known.
Former Hungarian Minister Márton Nagy Works at a Bank in Zurich
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