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In view of international developments and Switzerland's efforts to align itself internationally in terms of sustainable corporate governance, the Federal Council published the preliminary...

The Swiss Federal Council has commenced a consultation on proposed amendments to the Swiss Code of Obligations that would introduce significantly expanded sustainability reporting requirements.

ESG regulation continues to evolve across the EU, Switzerland, and the US, influenced by political dynamics, economic strategies, and societal expectations.

Over the past year, many countries around the globe have implemented new privacy laws. On 1 November 2021, the Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China (PIPL") entered into force.

As cross-border remote work becomes standard practice, tax authorities are reconsidering how traditional rules apply to modern workplaces.

Um den Ausbruch des Coronavirus (COVID-19) einzudämmen, haben die Behörden in Europa verschiedene Massnahmen ergriffen. In der Schweiz hat der Bundesrat gestützt...

Private equity sponsors face a critical challenge at exit: compliance gaps that seemed manageable during the hold period can dramatically erode deal value through reduced leverage, expanded escrows, and weakened negotiating position. How can sponsors transform compliance readiness from a defensive necessity into a strategic value driver that preserves exit economics and financing certainty?

To successfully finance a start-up, potential investors and business partners must be convinced of its attractiveness as an investment. An important tool for this is the due diligence process.

The regulatory environment in Switzerland is still very investor friendly for the following three main reasons: limited investment restrictions

Global mobility has long been more than just a buzzword for many companies in the life sciences sector - it is a reality.

Switzerland remains one of the most attractive jurisdictions for internationally mobile individuals and families seeking political stability, personal security, a high quality of life and a reliable legal and tax environment.

Sooner or later, start-up founders have to face the fact that investors demand not only a proportional share in the company's equity in return for their financing...

MME Legal | Tax | Compliance offers comprehensive legal services across multiple practice areas including banking, blockchain, employment, real estate, and regulatory compliance. With offices in Zurich and Zug, the firm provides expertise in corporate transactions, dispute resolution, FinTech, and sustainability governance.

In today's globalised world, it is common for companies to sell their products abroad. If a company wants to pursue this, it has to decide how it wants to organise distribution.

The new Directive (EU) 2025/25 introduces new rules that affect European digital corporate law and will change how businesses are registered, managed, and administered across Europe.

On 6 February 2023, economiesuisse published the revised Swiss Code of Best Practice for Corporate Governance. The revision is the first major overhaul since 2014 and follows...

On 1 October 2026, Switzerland will introduce new transparency requirements under the Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities and the Identification of Beneficial Owners...