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    No Need For Further Regulation Of Debt Enforcement Profession In Switzerland

    The Swiss Federal Government sees no need for further regulation of the debt enforcement profession, for example by introducing professional licenses and best practice duties applying to the commercial debt collection process.
    SwitzerlandFinance and Banking
    Rihm Attorneys
    Rihm Attorneys
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    Switzerland Lowers Maximum Interest Rates On Consumer Credit: Legal And Economic Implications From 1 January 2026

    As of 1 January 2026, Switzerland adjusted the statutory maximum interest rates for consumer credit. The Federal Department of Justice and Police (FDJP) set the annual percentage rate (APR) ceiling at 10% for cash loans...
    SwitzerlandConsumer Protection
    Loyens & Loeff
Loyens & Loeff
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    E-Commerce: Information You Must Provide On Your Website When Selling To Consumers

    If you operate an e-commerce website in the EU that sells to consumers you must provide certain key information so that the consumer can make an informed purchase decision i.e whether or not to buy.
    European UnionConsumer Protection
    Logan & Partners
    Logan & Partners
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    Regulatory Update: New Interest Rate Caps For Consumer Credit Announced

    On 31 October 2025, the Federal Department of Justice and Police (DFJP) has announced a reduction of the statutory maximum interest rate applicable to consumer credit agreements in Switzerland.
    SwitzerlandConsumer Protection
    Borel & Barbey
    Borel & Barbey
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    How To Do Crowdfunding In Switzerland?

    Raising capital for projects and companies via crowdfunding platforms is popular, especially for start-ups. In 2022, over CHF 650 million was raised via crowdfunding platforms in Switzerland.
    SwitzerlandFinance and Banking
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
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    Are Digital Signatures Legally Valid In Switzerland?

    In the past, the world was simple. Contracts were concluded with a handshake or drawn up on paper and signed by hand.
    SwitzerlandTechnology
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
    MME Legal | Tax | Compliance
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