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In our ever-evolving global market, collaboration remains the cornerstone of our success. Our strength lies in our ability to connect, share knowledge, and learn from one another across borders. This bi-monthly edition highlights exactly that – bringing the pulse of GGI directly to your desk.

Switzerland is a friendly place to start a business, with many international companies having their headquarters in the country.

New Swiss corporate law came into force on 1 January 2023. The transition period for Swiss companies to adapt their articles of association and regulations to the new corporate law is two years...

The Swiss Federal Council recently published its preliminary draft ordinance on the Minder Initiative.

Chapter 1: Why assignment guidelines are worthwhile even with few international assignments: Transparency, fairness and efficiency through clear rules.

Switzerland's new Transparency Act introduces a dual-pillar approach to identifying beneficial owners, requiring companies to report not only shareholders holding 25% or more, but also anyone...

On 2 February 2026, the Regulatory Board of SIX Swiss Exchange ("SIX") announced that, with effect from 2 March 2026, SIX will enable Swiss-domiciled companies listed on recognized foreign stock exchanges...

On January 1 2020, the new Swiss Financial Services Act (FinSA) and Financial Services Ordinance (FinSO) on November 6 2019, implementing the provisions of the FinSA, have entered into force.

In Switzerland, the concept of fraud carries a predominantly criminal connotation, as an offence punishable under the Swiss Criminal Code (SCC). Beyond this strict definition of fraud...

In Switzerland's current zero-interest rate environment, high-yield bonds may gaining appeal as investors seek better returns. Their resilience to rate changes and potential for income and diversification...

On May 22, 2024, the Swiss Federal Council submitted to Parliament a proposal for the adoption of significant legislative measures aimed at strengthening the country's anti-money laundering (AML) framework.

In a company or group of companies, you are often confronted with the need to fill positions at short notice or in the medium to long term. This may be necessary due to a short-term staff shortage or absence.

The Swiss Supreme Court forced a creditor to argue simultaneously the same claim at the forum applicable to that claim and at the Swiss forum of a debt-restructuring moratorium.

The Swiss Military Act revision proposes granting the Swiss Federal Council power to requisition IT experts and infrastructure for military resilience...

In decision 9C_606/2025 of 24 February 2026, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court held that interest expenses on acquisition debt transferred to a target company through a downstream merger are not deductible where they lack a direct nexus to the target’s own business activity.

After a lengthy process and as one of the last stock exchanges in Europe, SIX Exchange Regulation (together with SIX Swiss Exchange, "SIX")

In einem Konzern oder einer Unternehmensgruppe ist man immer wieder damit konfrontiert, dass in einer Gesellschaft Positionen kurzfristig oder auch mittelund langfristig umbesetzt werden müssen...