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    The New Transparency Act (TLEA): An Overview Of The Most Important Innovations

    Switzerland's new Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities and the Identification of Beneficial Owners (TLEA) introduces significant changes for companies and legal entities, including mandatory registration of beneficial owners in a central register. This comprehensive series explores the Act's scope, determination of beneficial owners, types of control, reporting obligations, and inspection responsibilities that will reshape corporate transparency requirements starting October 1, 2026.
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    MLL Legal
    MLL Legal
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    Transparency Register In Deals: Five Points For M&A And Investor Agreements

    Switzerland's new Transparency Act requires companies to identify and report beneficial owners based on control thresholds and governance rights. This analysis examines how M&A transactions, investor agreements, and contractual veto rights trigger reporting obligations, exploring five critical considerations for structuring deals while maintaining compliance with the federal Transparency Register requirements.
SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
MLL Legal
MLL Legal
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    Hardly Any Shares – Yet Still In The Transparency Register: Control By Other Means Under The New Transparency Act

    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...
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    MLL Legal
    MLL Legal
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    Direct Interest Under Art. 1 TLEO: When 25 Percent Is Sufficient – And When It Is Not

    The Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities introduces new requirements for identifying beneficial owners through direct interests. While the 25 percent threshold appears straightforward, practical implementation involves navigating complex issues including fiduciary arrangements, voting rights provisions, and the precise timing of control acquisition in corporate transactions.
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    MLL Legal
    MLL Legal
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    Factsheet On New Swiss Transparency Register

    Switzerland introduces a central transparency register requiring companies to report beneficial owners to combat money laundering and terrorism financing.
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    MLL Legal
    MLL Legal
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    Q&A On The New Transparency Register In Switzerland

    Switzerland introduces a new Transparency Register requiring companies to identify and report their beneficial owners to combat money laundering and financial crime. What are the key obligations, deadlines, and practical steps Swiss corporations and limited liability companies must take to comply with the Federal Act on Transparency of Legal Entities entering force October 1, 2026?
    SwitzerlandCorporate/Commercial Law
    MLL Legal
    MLL Legal
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