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Malta has established itself as a leading hub for the establishment and management of investment funds, owing to its robust regulatory framework, competitive tax environment...

In today's global economy, businesses are increasingly expanding into foreign markets, often facing complex and unfamiliar legal systems.

The evolving Bilateral III Agreements mark a significant development in Swiss-EU relations, introducing a comprehensive framework that addresses critical aspects of arbitration and dispute resolution.

On 1 October 2026, Switzerland's revised Anti-Money Laundering Act brings lawyers, trustees and notaries under its regulatory scope for the first time, requiring them to align their organizations with sanctions risks. The reform adds a second layer of control to transactions already monitored by banks and financial intermediaries, raising questions about whether this duplication enhances security or merely increases compliance costs and encroaches on professional secrecy.

Should your company pursue a stock market listing or remain private? This analysis examines how public and private capital markets have fundamentally shifted over the past two decades, exploring the strategic implications for entrepreneurs, board members, and CFOs navigating M&A transactions, financing decisions, and exit strategies.

Legal proceedings often involve significant financial risks for claimants. Particularly in high-stakes commercial disputes, large upfront costs, lengthy procedures, and complex legal issues may prevent legitimate claims...

Our online presence is often the first impression, protecting and optimizing your digital footprint is not just a necessity – it's your competitive edge.

Since the financial crisis of 2007-2008 the world has seen a multitude of various regulatory initiatives, including a number of national and international projects aimed at fiscal transparency...

Switzerland has become one of the world's most influential commodity trading centers, particularly in the oil and gas sector, with an estimated 35% share of the global market. Geneva and Zug...

The relationship between the European Union (EU) and Switzerland is a cornerstone of economic, political, and cultural integration in Europe.

Relocating to Switzerland involves navigating a complex web of immigration, employment, tax, and corporate law that affects both individuals and companies simultaneously. This comprehensive guide examines five critical questions that entrepreneurs, business owners, and corporations must address when planning a move to Switzerland, from establishing legal presence to ensuring proper tax domicile and maintaining operational substance.

Switzerland's new legal framework for automated driving, effective March 2025, permits motorway pilots, driverless vehicles, and automated parking. This comprehensive analysis examines the regulatory landscape, technical requirements, liability allocation, and cybersecurity obligations that companies, investors, and mobility providers must navigate as self-driving technology transitions from concept to reality on Swiss roads.

In our previous newsletter The 5 Strategic Pathways to a Swiss Residence Permit we analyzed the 5 magic paths to a Swiss residence permit. One of these paths is the residence permit for wealthy private investors over the...

International arbitration has become the preferred mechanism for resolving cross-border disputes in today's global economy. What makes Switzerland one of the world's most attractive arbitral seats, and why do parties consistently choose Swiss law to govern their international contracts? This analysis explores the key advantages, institutional framework, and strategic considerations that position Switzerland as a leading center for international commercial, investment, and sports arbitration.

A VC investment is a legal ecosystem. It is not defined by a single document but by an interconnected set of agreements covering ownership, governance, dilution, exit terms, founder responsibilities, and IP protection.

Robots are leaving the factory floor and entering hospitals, warehouses, and workplaces alongside humans. As artificial intelligence makes them increasingly autonomous, companies and investors face critical legal questions about liability, data ownership, intellectual property rights, and market authorization that will determine commercial success in the robotics industry.

Switzerland continues to need landfill capacity for residues that cannot be recovered, yet municipalities and investors face complex legal challenges when landfill projects arise. This analysis examines five critical legal levers—from waste planning and material recovery requirements to site compatibility and long-term liability—that determine whether a landfill project can be prevented or must proceed under Swiss environmental and construction law.

The regulatory landscape for investment funds for non-retail investors in the European Union is largely governed by the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD).