Outgoing SNB President Thomas Jordan defends his 12-year tenure, focusing on maintaining 0-2% inflation and decisions like scrapping the currency cap and negative interest rates.

Outgoing Swiss National Bank (SNB) President Thomas Jordan defends his 12-year tenure, stating his "boring" approach was necessary for Switzerland's economic success amid financial crises. Jordan emphasizes the bank's focus on maintaining 0-2% inflation and defends decisions like scrapping the currency cap and negative interest rates. He is not considering political office post-SNB.