ZURICH (Reuters) – The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has sold most of its Russia-related assets and sees only limited risk for the Swiss financial sector from the war in Ukraine, its chairman said on Thursday. “We had a very small amount of assets related to Russia. In the meantime, we could sell most of those assets so that the exposure to Russia-related assets is close to zero,” Thomas Jordan told reporters on a call following the central bank’s decision to keep rates on hold. He also said he did not believe the Russian invasion of Ukraine was a problem for the stability of Switzerland’s financi…